FRIDAY, APRIL tl, IW l Averasa Dally'Net Press Ron The Weather PAGE TWENTY-FOUR For tile WMk Ended Fereeaet of O. S. Weather Bureaa lianrt;(BtPi; ^nrning ^^ralb Marah 11, 1961 Cloudy, ohaace of occeeln—1 1 3 , 3 1 7 fthowera tonight. Lew In 46e. ‘An organiasAion meeting (or Chance of. ehowere BaiMbijr. High Manchester Cedarettes, to be Insurance Firfiis^et (io-Ahead Member of the Audit again'near 60. About Town composed of wives or other women" Bureau ef Ctrenlation relatives of a ThU Cedar m en ^, Manchester— A City of Village Charm Omar Shrina d u b meeta tonight will be held Monday at 7:S0 pm. On Medical Policies for Aged HOUSE &. HALE. a t tba ThrM J'a In Bolton. A social at the home of Mrs. Thelma Gray, (Claerifled AdvertUIng ea Page 9) PRICE FIVE CENTS hour atarta at 6:S0, dinner will be 20 Westland St. The new group Hartford, April 21 (flP)—^Legla-Allne taxes paid on fuel used on VOL. LXXX, NO. 172 (TWELVE PAGES—TV SECTION) MANCHESTER, CO^N., SATURDAY, APRIL 22, 1961 served at 7:30, and the "High will entertain aives of visiting latlve action has been completed bue runs over city and town roads. lighters'’ will furnish entertain­ Tall Cedars at a spring ceremonial ' llie only legislators to speak cordially invites ment. on May 6. on a bin permitting Connecticut against the bill was Rap. Edward insursuice companies to unite in a l^rgin, D-An«onla. He said the FWlowliig reUgioua instruction Miss Jo-Linda I.oib. daughter of program to write major medical bus service in his community did De Gaulle Reacts Quickly Staie News with the Rev. Francis T. Butler at Mr. and Mrs. Herbert S. Leib, ?4 policies for persons over 65. not warrant granting relief to the Church of the Assumption Monday Green Manor Rd.. has been ac­ companies. __ you at 8 p.m., members of St. James' cepted by Syracuse Univarslty Another bill granting perma­ Mothers Circle a-ill elect officers where she will enroll in the college nent tax relief to bus companies Other bills ppviously approved Roundup of liberal arts in September. in the state was also sent to Gov­ by the Senate j^d passed'by the Cuba Rebels Sending at a meeting at the home of Mrs. Salvatore Vinci, 90 Clinton St. ernor John N. Dempsey after House yesterday would: Permit the' governor to declare to visit our children's Insurgents Take Over Co-hostesses will be Mrs. Paul Professor Arthur Bermiii of after passing the house yester­ O'Neill. Mrs. Santo Sipala, and Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute day. a bank holiday because of severe Top Latin Liberal Mrs. Richard Luko. will he guest speaker at a meeting The Senate had approved both weather conditions. of the Klwauils Club of Manchester hills earlier. Permit state bank and trust Miss Enid Oretta Rogers, daugh­ Tuesday noon at the Manchester The two bills were among sev­ companies ,to invest in securities collection of Calls Cuba Giant ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jphn E. Country Club. en passed by the house yesterday. of the inter-American develop­ Rule in City of Algiers Reversial for U.S. Rogers. 1163 E; Middle Tpke.. has The Senate approved 12 minor ment bank, which was formed to provide a source of development Aid to Invader Force been accepted at Keuka College. The Holy Family Mothers Cir­ blllSi Both houses then adjourned. Keuka Park. N.Y., where she will cle will meet Monday night at the The insurance and bus hills capital for Latin American repub­ COMMUNION DRESSES New Haven, April 22 i must organize yourselvee | 1 However. Prof. Pavel Dmitrie- North America had misled them. The French Club of Manchester chester. Middletown, April 21 (JP)—Sir major medical care on a 50-50 to confront the provocations of the ^ ‘ vich Kharchenko added ' that basis with the states for persons Congo Peace Funds I "knowledge on both side.a is rather The Swan Island broadpast, mon­ will meet tonight at 8 at Orange The Muple has three sons, Charles Percy Snow, British scien­ paratroopers,” he said, in s radio itored by the Associated Press in Hall. After the business meeting, Charles *Heck of Dallas, Tex., Ru­ tist and novelist, will be fellow of over 65 with limited Incomes. JAZZ DANCE broadcast, recalling the incidents | inadequate.” Republicans and Democrats Miami, also repeated troop move­ the program will include enter­ dolph Heck and Herman Heck, Wesleyan’s Institute for advanced of last December when Moslems i —------! Kharchenko, a neurdlogist, was ment instriicUons it had sent out tainment and refreahmenta. both of Manchester, and six grand­ Studies next fall. In its announce­ both have bills on the matter TONIGHT poured Into the streets to demon- I Uiftted Nations, N.V., April 22|lighted by the Soviet Union’s all- one of four Kiev University pro- during the night. children. ment yesterday, the university pending in the legislature. ■trate their support for Algerian The General Assembly wound out attacks on Secretary-general fessors who arrived at Yale yes- It had told earlier of new small Mrs. Francis J. Minor of St. The Hecks will celebrate their also said that Snow’s wife, Pamela The tax relief bill for the bus in white nylon organza with lace trim . . independence. up its marathon 15lh session early Dag Hammarskjold and the en­ terday as part of an Exchange pro- landings made in Cuba, but no oth­ Bartholomew’s parish was named anniversary at a family dinner at Hansford Johnson, a novelist and- companies gives the comipanles a Sent from Paris by De Gauiie today after staving off financial tire U.N. Congo operation. gram" between univerliity‘rSi faculties er source confirmed this. Some so*s home heating president of Manchester Chapter Fiano’a Restaurant tomorrow with critic, will be a fellow at the cen­ 50 per cent cut in local taxes paid Piano's Swiss nylon witktfeinty val lace in soft, bouf* were Algerian affairs minister disaster by approving a 6100 mil­ The session opened on a dra-! jp the U.S. and Russia, rebel sources in Miami did say,> of the Women’s Retreat League the two Manchester sons and their ter. It was founded In 1959 to en­ on real property and tangible per­ Bolton fant style . . , 100% dacron with tiny Louis Joxe and Gen. Jean Olie. lion Congo peace operation fund. matic note w-llh an all-star cast; The other professors are Mikhail however, that between 500 and our way I ' recently at Our Lady of Calvary V i V e a, and four grandchldren. courage communication between sonal property with the exception Free Cocktail Hour 8 PJM. They were ordered by the stem The assembly finally agreed on headed up by Soriet Premier Mikolaevich Klyushnikov. pale- 1.500 guerrillas were headed for Retreat House In Farmington. Their eldest son and his wife and the professional scholar and the of motor buses. It also provides a 61.25 Per Person tucks and rows of lace. French president to take over the measure after hours of wrang­ Khrushchev. It came to a turbu­ ongologist: Ivan Ivanovich Kondi- Cuba for a new Invaaion assault. You get premium quality Other officers of Manchester two children, and Mrs. Heck’s "Man of Affairs." 50 per cent reduction in state gaso- civilian and military’ command ling and corridor haggling that lent end with the United States lenko; physicist; and Vladimir A dispatch from Havana de­ Mobilheat arith RT-98 . . . the Chapter are Mri. John F. Tierney 6 to 12 years from Jean Morin and Gen. Fer­ followed an earlier attempt to get and the Communist block swap­ Nicholaevich Popov, mechanical Anti-Castro demonstrators shout and wave signs and religious symbols near Soviet U N. delegation scribed the Cuban capital as a city moet completely effectire fuel of Assumption parish, rice presi­ nand Gamblez. who were being the required two-thirds majority ping bitter charges over Fidel Cas­ engineer. . headquarters in New York lasjt night. A statue of Our Lady of Charity, patron saint of Cuba, is held of fear and suspicion. It said a new oil additive in use today. And dent: Mrs. John T. Haney of St. held by the military Inaurgent.s. for a similar proposal. The final tro's Cuba. A delegation from Yale visited aloft amid the placards, soms! of which bear outline of fish as symbol of Christian underground re­ wave of arrests and detentions you get premium aervice. Au­ James’ pariah, secretary, and Mrs. ■w It was not Immediately clear vole was 54 to 15 with 23 ab.sten- A high spot of the sesaion was Kiev University and other parts sistance. Group marched to\the Soviet headquarters after attending services at a Ronian Catholic reached into almost every family. tomatic deliveriea . . . a bal­ James ^nevento of St. Bridget s how much of Algeria ■was under the entr>- of 16 New African na­ of the Soviet Union last month. Suspects jammed swollen jails and parish, treasurer. 5.99 lo 10.99 tions. church. (AP Photofaxt. anced payment plan and many the control of the insurgents. Com­ Latin American nations who had tions and the young republic of living conditions were described as other extras designed to make munications from Algiers to Paris opposed the move finally yielded Cypnui in the world family. Asked Id All Meetings growing worse. Bryan F. Krauss, 87 Walnut St., opened briefly and then closed. •The new additions brought the The New York Times quoted a home heating realty easy. has been named to the dean’a list YOU can help stamp out C A N C E R ! after they faced an alternative of total membership to 99. It boosted Hartford, April 22 fJP> —Provost Also Consults Other GOP Leaders diplomatic source-in Washington The Insurgent leaders took over the assembly sUying in session Albert E. Waugh and fiscal vice at Wentworth Institute, Boston, the government buildtnga of Al­ the size of the Africar. bloc to 25 as saying Maj. Ernesto (Che) Gue­ where he majors In aircraft main­ Today and tomorrow we're giving double Si^fC Green Stamps. Ton can give all or any part of VEILS 2.49 to 4.99 until the financial problem was and made it a factor to reckon president John M. Evans of . the vara, one of Castro’s top aides, was M obilheat giers and in a broadcast over solved. University of Connecticut have tenance. your stamps to the Cancer Fund. box at the stamp desk has been provided for; stamps turned Al|ri«r* R*mUo claim ^ leadership with in U.N. decisions. seriously wounded in the head ear­ th will be redeemed for cash and this rash will be turned over to the American Cancer Society. The wrangle ovet Congo fi­ been asked to attend all future lier tlUs week. The Times said the » deon-ech'ee in many coordinated styles over all of Algeria and the “ “Sa- It also spelled an end to the meetings of the university's board oddWve The more you buy the more stamps you turn in, the more YOU will help to wipe out Cancer! bars. nances reflected the stormy tone “automatic voting majority” that Kennedy Meets Ike in Move information reached Washington Although the rebel* led by Gen. of the session which was high- the United States had enjoyed of trustees. from a diplomatic source in Ha­ since the U.N. was founded 16 Board chairman John J. Budds vana. AMESITE DRIVES years ago.- -The Americans found disclosed yesterday the -req-oeat The .diplomatic source said a W E GIVE AND themselves on the small end. of was made several weeks ago after neuro-surgeon was sent to a pro­ FREE PARKIN G more than one ballot during the reported disaatisfaction among For Support of Cuba Plans vincial hospital where Guevara al­ GREEN STAMPS PARK AREAS year. some members of the faculty was legedly was taken. Guevara, 32, is tJN Calls for End The increase in membership also laid to inadquate »communication Cuba’s economic czar. between the trustees, administra­ Bv JOHN M. HIGHTOWER predecessor a broad range of In-Aluncheon session in a telephone call The government radio network rear of store... added to the assembly’s work load. tion and faculty. ., to Eisenhower yesterday morning. Crushed Driveway With 99 nations anxious to have Washington, April 22 i.'P)—Pres­ tensifying cold war conflicts with said Piime Minister Fidel Gastro, MORMRTY Budds said Waugh and Evans Russia. I The former Chief Executive was at Gravel, Stone and Sand their say on key issues, the 3- have attended recent meetings but ident Kennedy meets with Former his Gettysburg farni. unseen in public for almost a week, i month session I'vill probably be­ President Dwight D. Eisenhower Before flying to Camp David by was personally directing mop-u'p ' To Cuba, U.S. Feud the request that they attend all helicopter Kennedy had a sched­ Salinger said Kennedy wanted Gnarantoed Satlstactlon come a thing or the past. The as­ todqy in an evident bid to rally BROTHERS sembly is expected to hold fall and meetings was made formal In the uled meeting with the national to bring Eisenhower up to date on minutes of a meeting held Wednes­ strong national support for crit­ the Cuban situation, belicveing (Continued on Page Five) spring sessions from now on. ical steps which he may consider security council, presumably to M. E. FRENCH CO. WILLIAM N. OA’nS e-baok to the U.N. "as soon as pos­ The world body was able to day. discu.ss possible future moves that "as leader of the Republican Ml 3-5135 sible. w'ithin the present year. As provost, Waugh is presiding necessary to deal with the increas­ Party and as former President he j United Nations, N. Y., April 22 wind up today only because It de­ officer of the university senate, ingly dangerous Cuban crisis. against the pro-conimunist gov­ 301*315 Center St. Coventry—Phone PI 2-7161 (Ah—The General Assembly called The a-ssembly gave it a vote of cided to shelve until next session ernment of Cuba in the wake of should know what the situation is.” 56-32, with eight abstentions. The governing body of the faculty in a' IVhlte House announcement 'Salinger also disclosed that' Ken­ on all U.N. members early today of the session — at Camp David, this week's abortive anti-Castro Bulletins for action to remove tension be­ committee had recommended the (Continued on Page Five) academic matters. Evans is in invasion. nedy had been in indirect contact tween Cuba and the United States. provision with a vote of 56-28 yes­ charge of the university's financial Md.' — eniphasized Cuba as the with Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller of Culled from AP Wires terday, with 14 ab.ltentions. In the affairs. topic for the conference. But it In the midst of these develop­ New York, another Republican The 99-nation assembly adopted ments, the president was reported a U.S.-backed resolution to that assembly, Ethiopia. Mali. Nigeria did not rule out the , prospect that leader, and that he had conferred and Upper Volta .switched from Kennedy could discuss with his to have ordered a thorough study yesterday with Sen. Barry Gold- 8 JUMP FROM PLANE effect after knocking out a key Army Studies Assembly in Recess of reasons for the defeat of the jirov-lsloh that asked Latin Ameri­ absention to no to defeat it. Hartford. April 22 (A*) — The water, R-Arir. A search is under way for two The U.S. view- was that the out­ rebel Invasion attempt which be­ The contacts with Republicans parachutists who came down in can countries especially to help legislature has gone into weekend gan last weekend with the United HALE settle the trouble. come was "not a disaster.” since Revamping of recess' and will reconvene at 11 followed Kennedy's meeting at the' the Hartford area after Jumping States' moral support — and. it from a private plane shortly lie- It turned down a Mexican pro­ the OAS was still mentioned else­ Tuesday. White House Thursday with for­ where in the resolution. News Tidbits was generally believed here, with mer Vice President Richard M. fore It made a safe emer^ncy posal, supported by Cuba and the Before adjourning yesterday the some/barking of U.S. money and landing In a Newington field. Soviet bloc, w'hich appealed to all The proposal did not spell out House passed 12' bills and sent from the AP Wires Nixon, his Republican opponent for Cuba’s charges and the United Infantry Unit the prc.sidcncy last year. One other chutist was picked up presents coimtries to see that their territor-, them to the Senate The Senate by police and Is unhurt. The ies and resources were not used to Stales’ denials that the United j he Pre.sident wa.*: understood to Nixon said in New York last ■ States was responsible for the Washington, April 22 t/P) — The passed five bills. j . . fe concerned about what some au­ night that he had told Kennedy he pilot landed In a field Just %vest promote a civil w-ar in Cuba. landing of Cuban refugees who re­ Among measures cleared by the Space agency delays test laiinclP' of BonelH’s Wayside Furniture The vote on the first proposal, army staff has come up with a house Ti'as one which would ex- ig of Mercury space capsule But thorities called a failure to calcu­ would support him "even to the the round - the - season sponsored by seven Latin Ameri­ turned to their homeland Monday preliminary plan to revamp the «ng late accurately in advance the commitment of American ai-mcd Store on the Berlin Tpke. He to fight against Premier Fidel says It wilb not slow down plans strength of Prime Minister Fidel appears to be unharmed. can countries, was 59-13. Cuba, structure of its infantry division (Continued on Page Five) for manned Mercury flight from forces.” , Guinea, Lebanon, Morocco and the Castro’s regime. Castro’s military reaction to the Nixon said that as a private cit­ But it did say that statements in the Interest of greater flexibil­ Cape Canaveral within next two rebel assault as ■well as possible NIKITA ON CUBA shoe Now there’s a completely new beoufltiJ Soviet bloc were opposed. There weeks... .President Sukarno of izen he would back Kennedy in Moscow. April *2 — Soviet were 14 sbstentions. made by the two countries in the ity and tighter command on the errors in intelligence. such a move if Kennedy considered I Ploytex Girdle with exciting new featured .committee’s debate, begun Mon­ battlefield. , Indone.sia says his country ,is de­ Fremler Khrushchev told Presi­ The United States and the spon­ dicated to construction of Social­ White House news secretary it necessary to "stop the buildup dent Kennedy today the Invasion never before possible. sors voted for the final text even day. disclosed a situation "the con­ This means abandoning the 5- Birch Leader Pierre Salinger disclosed last night of the communist beachhead in tinuation of which could endanger battle group concept adopted only ist society In preference to “Im­ of Cuba Is “a crime which has for young men nowf soft, sheer cloth lining ^ after the assembly had failed ported demoeracy” of other nation- that Kenney and Eisenliower Cuba.’’. revolted the whole world. It has give the necesaarj’ two-thirds world peace.” ' five years ago and substituting a would meet at Camp David, the Both Keimedy and Eisenhower gives soft cool comfort. •hie vote on the Mexican reso­ structure in which 10 infantry and Says Reds Hold lU blocs...Mrs. Irene Diemer. 38, Catoctln mountain retreat near )>een established Incontrovertlbly jority to a vital paragraph wife of Ontario, Canada, farmer, arranged to fly to Camp David by that It was the United States that which the re.solution had come lution'was 41-35, with 20 absten­ armored battalions could be group­ Gettysbtirg, Pa., which Eisenhower helicopter, Kennedy going directly soft, weightless, yet sturdy new ! cut hTgher In front for tions—far short of the necessarj’ ed under three brigade commands add* triples — all of them boys — prepared the Intervention, 11- from the political committee. used for conferences with foreign anced, armed and transported more freedom of movement, That paragraph a sk ^ U.N. two-thirds. in various combinations as the Top U.S. Posts to her family of 12 children. I leaders Zsa Zsa (jabor asks 66 million (Continued on Page Two) the merceiuu^- bands which In­ with complete walking comfort nawf longer sides smooth members “which belong to the The resolution urged all coun­ battle .situation dictated. The President arranged the vaded Cuba,” Khrushchev said Organization of American States tries "to put an immediate end to The pentoniic division — as the ^A tlanta. April 22 (A’l—Relatives from man’s magazine for defama­ away thigh bulge. tion of character, claiming an In a message to President Ken­ to lend their assistance’’ toward a present unit is called — totals 13,- df John Birch heard the founder of nedy, handed to E. L. Freers, naw f won't puncture or feor. f peaceful settlement and to report (Continued on Page Two) 748 men. It Was not clear whether the conservative society which article depicts her as middle aged gold digger... More than 60 anti- Support Kennedy's Program I’.s! charge d’affaires. nawf lasts up to 3 times longed the new type

A MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN« SATURDAY, APRIL 22, 1961 PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY. APRIL 22, 1961 PAGE THREE ■"".'tig’ ' Also Consults Other GOP leaders \Bolton Support Kennedy’s Program m . RockviUe-V ernon Spring Dance Set Whirliiool Sheinwold on Bridge By Rainbow Girls Pupils Stage Ju d g e Sentences 3 Youths E. and Gas Rangat Kennedy Meets Ike in Move "Over the Rainbow,” a spring Brasil, Argentina Join Pricts os Low DON’T W A STE * It ogtowsNe dance, sponsored by Manchester Surprise Fete HIGH CARDS Service. Thot's Better MMRlil To Jail, Reformatory Terms Assembly, Order of the Rainbow By Alfred Sheinwold 6 3 4 9 $ for'Girls, will be held In the M s. To Fight Against Reds For Teacher In some situations you cannot A Q J < For Support of Cuba Ptans Three Stafford youths were aen-i^ A dedication ceremony will take sonic Temple Saturday, April 29. 0 4 2 gain but may lose by putting up a tenced variously to terms In jail place at 11 p.m. The building com- Potterton's Tommy Felice and hla combo will (Continued ^rom Page One) been behind rebel invasion at­ ISO Center St. Cor. of Churrh Grade run into dif­ hower from his farm They last newsmen privately that there was r l B music supervisor. Mr* Allen plane a month ago In Denver. Judge Abraham S. Bordon, sit­ club steward. If you think my partner and I A A 6 3 ♦ Q 9 t 4 2 While they last, tickets are avail­ formed sources said Frondiil per­ ficulty when he met with Quadros met on Lnauguration Day, Jan 20. complete concurrence amon^ the | to r«^lire from her public school soirm ting for the last time in Superior The remodeling work began In able from the ticket committee, when Kennedy took over the reins ^ president. Secretary of State Dean ! were cowards for stopping at two suaded him to the wording aa'fi­ last month as Kennedy’s special­ teaching post at the end of the ♦ A K Q 9 • Court, Imposed the sentences after, February. Finished, the carriage Mias- Patricia Appleby, 28 Gerard nally drafted. ist In Latin American affairs. of ijovemment. Rusk and the Joint Chiefs of Staff. ' school year. spades, you’re quite right. Game searching In vain for a solution was Ice cold as long as the king <3> 3 4 2 house has a ball room the length St., and Miss Lynn Ferris, 32 IIVESTOWN Salinger was asked whether as well as other policy-makers In Parents who attended the party 0 9 7 3 which would give the youths some of the main floor with folding par­ Gerard St. Brazilian Foreign Minister Al­ Kenned.v considered the Cuban sit- the hfational Security Council, that - of hearts and queen of clubs were fonso Arinhos said later that 3 IX)SE APPEALS were impressed by the detailed ♦ K 7 chance at rehabilitation. titions which can divide the room Hartford, April 22 (JPi—Three ■■ PHARMACY "Y uation praiT. He said the Presi-; the United States should not veto planning which went into th* pro­ both in favorable position. In Norik Fast S*s Wiri Quadroa' views coincided with Ken­ self-defense T can point out that Judge Bordon will be elevated as into halves, or enclose the bar at convicts have lost appeals to 459 Hartford Rd.— MI 9-9946 dent had expressed his own esli-! the operation. These informants ; gram for which the pupils deco­ PaM Pass *1 ♦ Doabl* a Justice of the Supreme Court one end. A men’s room and un­ nedy’s on matters of hemisphere mates of that cr.sis twice in thc|sa,d t^, Cuban re\-olutionary lead.! the hand was played 104 times Redoobl* 2 ♦ P w PSM self-determination and non-inter­ shorten the length of their sen­ rated the CD room with artificial and bid to game only three times. of Errors May 6. finished kitchen are also on the Hospital Notes tences. The petitions were denied To maintain our continuity lapt two days and Salinger had ^rs were eager to go ahead ivith flowers they had made. 2 ♦ All M Berlin H. Rose, 18, was sen­ main floor. vention. nothing to add 'their plan last weekend and that ! Experts don't like to bid a game Opening lead — ♦ A by the Slate Board of Sentence of medical service we are Mrs, Allen had ben asked to be that depends on two finesses. I tenced to the Cheshire Reforma Spring Formal Tonight "The failure of the aggression Review yesterday. The three were Actually, the President had ht-ithev co’-fidcntly expected it would present to play the piano for a Visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.m. against Cuba shows there was no j West opened the ace of clubs tory for concurrent Indeterminate The spring formal, of the 'Ver­ for all areas except maternity Charles -J. Pierce, 31, Bridgeport, tie to say about Cuba at his new? y^t off defection.s in Castro's arm- play the sixth grades said they terrhs on two counts of breaking non Area Junior Women's Club external Intervention,” he told serving 4 to 11 years for .breaking conference .vestenisy apart from'phit and most, perhaps ,all of the with breach of peace. He posted w<.kl*aVTWtl 7 a IA^I »(A»’ vice Loses her sympathy for the hurry the Public Utilities Commis­ Katherine Hagen where from one to six kittens president general of the Daughters young—because she ha.s forgotten sion in gathering information on AMESITE DRIVES that don't even have their eyes of the American Revolutio that youth also ha.s Its problems. electrical rates In Manchester com­ AND in one of the finest residential areas open y et?” She won the post .ve.stprdav k(ter Stops trving to be good com­ pared to rates In Hartford. Manchester High School Auditorium He gets periodical phone calls defesting .Mrs, Reuben E. Knig pany for others. Martin said last week he has PARK AREAS at the office In which his only Alliance, Neb . 383-349 in tjie flna No longer looks forward to any- contacted the PUC and was told part of the conrersation consists ballot of a run-off election! iiig with happy anticipation, the Hartford Electric Light Co. TONIGHT AT fi:00 of "Yes" . . . "Uh huh'' . . - | A third candidate, Mrs. William “’here is no longer any age when will complete a study of ra^Atruc- Crushed Driveway "Well, If you say so" . . . and (Matinee This Afternoon At 2:00) ' S. Tompkins, Wilkes Barre, Pa., a w^isman ia old. She can be young tures in Manchester and»Tireater Gravel, Stone and Sand ‘Okay, dear.” withdrew after running last in the at aVhundred ( like Grandma Hartford in a few months. ADULTS (Evenings) ...... $2.00 HOMES Buying a new lawnmower in­ HILLTOP first two ballots. Moses )\ir old at halPlhat age like Director Collftis said in hla let­ Adults, $1,50 CHILDREN UNDER 12 ...... $1.00 Guaranteed Satlsfactloii terests him more than spending a The three forced the runoff when the women who think their lives ter. “May I suggest again that you, Children Under 12, 73c day at a racetrack. they failed to receive a majority are empty because their children as the highest administrative of­ ALL MATINEE TICKETS ...... 75c He laughs loudest whenever EVENINGS 8 P.M.—MATINEE SAT.. SUN., 2 E,M. VERNON, CONN. when the ele.clions were held are all grow n^ d gone from home. ficer of the Town of Manchester, M. E. FRENCH GO. Cape Feature* a 5 Finished Rooms • Custom Birch Cabinets anyone tells a mother-in-law joke. Thursday. demand of the PUC an answer to On rainy days he alw-aya wears Open Stal'rway • Ceramic Bath • Formica Counters • Oak UVING ROOM Old Forts L^it Behind the following question; Coventry—Phone PI 2-7161 Floors • Kitchen Exhaust Fan. rubbers or carries an umbrella; in $*8,000 FOR HOSPITAL When are the rates for light and FAMILY ROOM winter he Is alray s bundled up — Washington. April 22 i>pi — London—Although almost a mil­ power in Manchester going to be RECREATION ROOM as if by someone who didn't want Bridgeport. Conn, Hospital re- lion tons of fi.sh are landedsln Brit­ equal to the rates charged in the Ends Tonlgh: *‘Qo Naked In the World”—"Carry On Admiral” '®*to lose him. eeivfd preliminary approval of an 3 BEDROOMS 2 ain each year, less than .5 p a r e n t Hartford area?” He never gets a letter that 100% PURE Large 5i-Room RANCHES S86.000 , grant from Die Public IS brought to the quaint old T(ah- ' He said, "There is nothing di­ ( FANCY GRADE SKY ROOM or STUDY smell* of perfume, and if he did Wealth i^rvice vesterday. The ing villages ,hat were once thg rectly that I, as a member of the open till Dark it would scare him half to death grant is to be used for construc­ $12,600 BARROOM chief suppliers Now the porti Board of Directors, or you. aa the STATE VERMONT MAPLE DIRECTIONS: At news stand.s he likes to pick tion of an addition containing .M served by railroads, like Hull, ttjw-n manager, can do to remedy up ‘.'Playboy' and skim through it Continuous from 2:00 P 3 I.—Shown at 3:25, 6:30. 9:25 LAUNDRY pediatric bed.v. Total co.sl of the; Grimsby, and Fle.etwood. get the this, but We can, wjth the town SYRUP From Vernon Circle take Route 8(1 to quickly; but the magazine he takes addition l.s estimated at .$2.'5.^.000. catch. behl.Td^us, ferret out the facta and, Vernon Center, turn left on to Center 2 BATHROOMS home Is ‘'The Saturday Evening T e c h n i c o l o r hy mpi^persuasion, urge a speedy (In gallon lots only) Rd. at Congregational Church. Hilltop GARAGES FOR 2 CARS P oat” and equitable result.” I left. He can rarely discus* a new first START SUNDAY FOR 7 BIG DAYS BALCONY run movie being shown at a down­ $6.50 TERRACE town toeater. but he is an author­ Eichmann Prosecutor FREE DELIVERY ity on all the old films that in­ EAST Regular Admission! ADULTS 711c—CHILDREN FREE! 2 SPECIAL FIREPLACES 2 habit telet'ision. DOUGLAS GRANT Hla favorite actor' is Wallace HARTFi 1st TIME AT Berry, and he has vaguely heard of Calls Key Witnesses A UNtVEASAl-INTERIUTIONM. PICTUItE Ml 4-1923 ONE OF THE BEST HOMES IN DESIGNING, DECORATING, Marlon Brando but i.in't sure just ir« Fun For ^POPULAR PRICES! what he is — maybe a professional oryonr WORKMANSHIP and MATERIALS (Continued from Page One) owned by Jews in Nazi-occupied At Onr Drivo-In rOMGHT is PLUS THIS EXCITINa CO-HIT AT 2:00, 5:00, 8:00 I wrestler. Addition To Oar Besnlar He always asks to have his vaca­ inai character—was wholly re­ Europe. Eichmann indicated that ProKram. A Treat For "Kidg MTWMOIITIUTTIIEniiasi Herman Goering, No. 2 in the From S to M tion* when school is out. jected hy the military judges at ‘’KAETOON KABMVAL'* Pausing before the window of a the .N'ueniberg was crimes trials, Nazi hierarchy, wanted these ob­ if .Color Cartoonn Shown Iti CATHEDRAL CEILINGS SALES BY travel agency, he looks yearningly j It Is expected to he rejected again jects. He conceded that this let­ At Doik THE tCY ^ " " L a n d We sell the UNUSUAL MASONRY at the posters of the places farlh- m this great lawsuit ter had nothing to do with ''tech­ ALSO! For the l»l Time THERMOPANE WINDOWS and SLIDING DOORS nical details of transportation." Together AHTWCTICi 'iiSi U n k n o w n meney-saving est from where he lives — pre- However. Capt, Avner I.#ess. one ‘ HERtlLFS TNCHAINED'* U U I8 SPECIAL PANELING ferably thoee showing life in of the Interrogators of Eichmann, 3 A document relating to the “HANNIBAL" ',n-N>Wk i U&R REALTY CO. speed-up of deportation of Jews CHEHOm-flQOlIMN a COUNTRY STYLE KITCHEN WITH TahlU. . i brought out in Eichmann's owm Great Ameritan Ranch Features — • 6«e Lmamo* Conn. ROBERT D. MURDOCK—MI 8-2692 or MI 8-6472 darad to kill him. 1 would have IH[ BtSI AHIAU 01 IHf RUJ Pina "T IM E MACHINE” In eohw Xf he drop* In toTj a quick one agents to report on art treaauraa dona so without healtatlon." TONIwtfn B * t is S t e;86i *ea»im te In'iUw Shy* aeler TO. Ml 9-861$ /

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Coen. trada law, under which, whara it DIABETES ? wife of Joseph Oetzwlch, formerly THOMAS r naiGUSON haa baen anactad and whara It U Connecticut (ConUnned from Page One) of Manchester,' died yesterday at G«neral Manager Richard Martin is inviting representa­ WALTER R. FEKGtSON . » at. BiMgef • O. Ctawvl New Britain General Hospital. PoMUbcra anferced. It la against tha law not Rev. M u J. Ditansy, Fasti May Solve Reentry operations In the Interior against tives of the medical,'dental and legal professions in Manches­ Congo Peace Funds rMsdad October L Un Rmr. Stanley B. Haatllle Police Arrests Funeral services will be held ti) follow and honor fixad pricaa. Yankee F o rty M . SgORler the aurvivlng rebel Invaders who Monday .at 8:30 a.m. at the Nle- ter to discuss the possibility of inviting the University of PobUahAd Etctt Evestai Exe«T< The law against prica-flxing is Matetor* .Rav. Itaaals R. Hnasoy tain Uw magnatle fiald and shield are trying to overthrow hta pro- siobedzlki Funeral Home In New Connecticut to establish graduate schools in those three pro- ■uBdAT* u d HolkUrn Enters >t tb> Asslstanta By DR. I. Mi U V IT T . DnUBOTOB tha vahicla from Iona. Tba principle (Continaed from Pago One) fo itO m c * mt Uaitebmter Coon. intended to' guarantee free compe­ The FMs PlaMtariora Communiat regime.- / Margaret C. Tremarco, of 719 Britain, followed by a requiem rfessions in the south end of town. By A . H. 0 . • and I0;i5 am., Morning Wor­ underlying this approach is that E. Middle Tpke., was charged at Second Onsa Mail Matter tition, of the kind which we alwaya Of T te Fraaklla Instttnto A Havana television atation Mass at 9 at Holy Cross Church In a letter to Dr. Donald W. 12th Circuit such major^ Items as Korean uni­ ship. Sermon by the Rev. Law­ Masses at 7. 8, t, 10, 11, in the when you JoJn two diasimilsr con­ last night prepared the people for 9:50 last night with speeding. She there. Burial will be in St. James' Morrison, president of the Man­ StTSCRIPTlON RATES say built American industry. A child's experiment with small ductors (or mstata) and hast the fication, Outer Space and the new Parabla in Adraoce Probably no single issue has left rence F, Almond **n)e ChrUtian ehapsl at 0 and 10 am. big "Castro Day'.’ victory celebra­ was stopped oh E. Mlddld'.Tpke., Cemetery, Manchester. chester Medical Association, Mar­ Carrier Mall' The fSLlr trade lawrs are intend­ PuneraL" Church School for nur­ bar magnets demonstrates the Kl- Junction, Mectricity ia generated near Woodbridge St., by Sgt. Your Pocketbook aid to Africa program. * such a persistent trail of tide- tions with a 5-hour live Interview Friends may ceUI at the funeral tin said the meeting on the subject Court Cases Ona Taat ...... *^559 tnoe sery through junior high. S t Jamee^ R. C. Ohorcli entifle principle which may pave and can ba collectad. (It may be George McCJaughey, and was told will be held at 4:30 p.ni. Wednes­ By FAYE HENLE Kx Montli* ...... 11 aO ed to prevent competition from be­ reeults after It r that left by the the way for recovering men and of prisoners the government claims home tonight from 7 to 9 o’clock, Also- dropped were a number o t 10:49 a.m.. Church School for Msgr. Joha F. Hannoa, Pastor noted conversely that by passing it captured during the abortive in­ to appear In Circuit Court In Man­ and tomorrow from 2 to 6 and 7 day In the hearing room of the Tbra* Montba ...... 3.M coming ao free it la ruinous. issue of school bus transportation Rw. dauos T. (yCoaaon aatellltea from apace. elactriclty through tho junctions Cold War items Including Hun-. One Moetb ...... 1JP U3 for private schools in the 195T senior high. vasion by Cuban exiles. chester on May 8. to 9 p.m. Municipal Building.' EAST HARTFORD SESSION Weekly ...... *> 45 (Jhese two conflicting kinds of 8:80 pjn„ Older Youth Fellow­ Rev. geeeph H. MeCaaa Around a bar magnet is a mag­ we can cUhtr heat or cool them; Wenzell F. Jorgenson, 47, of 23 Formula Gives You Clue gary, Tibet and Soviet spy plana session of the General Assembly. netic field. Students prove this by One prisoner was Jose Mlro Those invited are Dr. William L. To Cost of Medical Care Yesterdays Case MEMBER o r law are products of different eras ship meeting at Susannah Waaley Rev. Jeha D. Regaa this principla may be used In the W. Gardner St., was charged at Nancy Elizabeth Walker Conlon, president of the medical charges against the United States. There has not, as yet, been any putting a aheet of paper on top of future to host or cool your home ) Torres, son of the top Cuban rebel There Is a formula that should Harry Leister. 40, no certain swi- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS of American business. significant change in the number Hajl to raise money for Methodist leader Jose Mlro Cardona. Mlro 6:10 this morning with breach of Nancy Elizabeth Walker, 6>/4- staff at Manchester Memorial Hos­ dress, waa sentenced to 15 days Another time saver waa agree­ The AMoclaied Press is excluaTeely Youth Fund. Masaes at 6, 7. 8. », 10:15 and a magnet and spri kling on Iron Thus some method must be ment betwen Russia and tha anuOed to 'he use ot reoublicabon of The anti-trust laws were enact­ of children being transported to filings. When the paper Is tapped. Torres bit his Up and rocked in peace as the result of a disturb­ month-old daughter of Robert S. pital; Dr. Ckjurtney Simpson, take a good part of the guesswork Fallot Photo in jail for intoxication. He had all eewi dtsoatcbea credited to It or 8 p.m., Junior Choir Festival at 11:80 am . found to wrap the vehicle in a she'll ance at his home. He posted a 825 and Dorothy Hansen Walker. 11 president of the Manchester Den­ United States to shelve debate on ed in the period of ever-expanding, schools: politicians, however, have the iron filings arrange themselves of maUrial which can supply a his chair as he admitted that his 6|it of how much medical care been arrested by Manchester police not obierwuse credited in this paper Central Baptist Church. Hart­ bond for appearance in Circuit Oosby Rd.. died this morning at tal Association; Dr. Bernard Sheri­ Engaged earlier yesterday morning. the complex disarmament question and also the local oea-s pupllihed here. ever-booming markets and oppor­ been carried hither and yon. some Ohmeh of the AMumptien APPROXIMATEty 80% OF on it to outline the magnetic field. magnetic field on a aelf-generat- force was defeated and his opera­ ^ould cost you. at this session. In its first half, tha . All rirtits rf rerohllcatloa of special of them to moet unexpected des- ford. court In Manchester on May 8. Manchester Memorial Hospital af­ dan, presideiVt of the dental staff tunities for everybody, when it 6 pm.. Eighth grade m m ber- Adana S t and Tbonpeoa Rd. PEOPLE WITH DIABETES ARE Most of us know a bar magnet Ing basis. Tha Cook aclentlsts have tion ended In failure. The Health Insurance Institute The engagement of Miss Mary assembly adopted proposals aimed dislUtches herein are also reoerred. .tinatlons. has a north pole at one end and a The rebel leader's son said on Aniceto Yncera, 41, of 87 Pos­ ter a brief Illness. at the hospital;'and Atty. John D. was assumed that there was limit­ ship class In the chapel. Rev. FlnuMls T. Butler, Asatotant OVERWEIGHT OR HAVE BEEN developed a new type of metal ter St., was charged at 6:I|6 this She was bom In Manchester Nov LaBelle, president of the Man­ agrees that health costs vary In Lou Potter to Alfred F. Rath of at halting nuclear weapons teats Full Ben Ice client of N El. A. Sere- After the passage of the bill In 7 p.m., senior High Fellowship OVERWEIGHT. south pjle at the other. When we cloth In whose fabric are the dls^- Havana television that he had such a way as to be impredlctable, Glastonbury la announced by her Andover^ and preventing nuclear powers IC' Inc ■ less wealth to be divided. limitless the 1927 session, the Republican want to bring two magnets to­ been well treated since his cap­ morning with passing In a no pass­ 8, 1960. chester Bar Association. PuMtshere RepresentatKes The in Wesley Hall.. Samuel Akasson Maasu at 7, 8, 0, 10:15 and similar metals needed. The friction ing zone. Police said the offense Surviving, besides her parents Martin told Dr. Morrison that beyond a certain level. But the In­ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mark L. from giving t|>eir weapons secrets Julius Matheaa SpecUl Akencr — Srm production to be set up, limitless party gravitated into a 1928 state 11:90 a.m. hsfcM Wean gether, we arrange them to that of reentry heats the metal junc­ ture. All his comments were in stitute states such costs are com Potter of Wallingford, and form­ to have-not nations, but It shelved Toric rblcaro D»tr-it ard Boston of Ghana will apeak. Youth from took place on Spencer St. Yncera are a brother, Christopher J. Walk­ an invitation was extended to the selling to be done, all by and for a convention which found the party Temple Beth iSholom will be S t BartheIoiBew*s Chureli klsssllstiiiJsIteWefs(aZtsMsiki the north pole of one touches the tions, and electricity is produced. the form of answers to his inter­ paratlvely predictable for groups erly of Manchester. until next fall the rival Soviet and MEMBER Arorr btheiau or split along t^ligious lines. Fred south pole of the other. However, If was summoned to appear in Cir­ er, at home; her maternal grand­ university in January to establish 60 Speak for CIRCCtATTONS li.mitless rumber of people, pro­ guests. Buckley School Aadltortum Once the electricity has been col­ rogators. cuit Court In Manchester on May father, Karl F. Hansen of Belmar, a law school in Manchester.' of families. Their studies Indicate: Her fiance is the son of Mr. and western progp’ams of g;eneral dis­ Zeller wss the candidate for gov­ we place their two north poles to­ lected It can be used to malnUin "Then It Is not just to say that 1. One family in 6 will spend vided We merely kept a few in­ 8 p.m.. Young Couples Group In Rev. FhUlp Hnsesy. Pastor N. J.; and her paternal grandmoth­ The general manager during Mrs. J. William Rath of Gloson- armament. The Herald Prtntin* Comran.T Inc., ernor of the Catholic leadera of and claza .represantatives meet at gether the magnets will repel each the magnetic field, which repels Cuban militiamen behave like more than 8300 for medical care bury. The second half of the seasion assumes no financisJ responsibility for Susannah Wesley Hall. Discus­ other. This is a result of the inter­ er Mrs. Benjamin J. Walker of January invited Dr. Albert N. School Budget fypocraphical errors sppesrtn* (n #d- dividuals or corporations from put­ the Republican party, and John sion on "Planning a Vacation." Maaeos at 8. 9,16 and 10:80 a.m. the church to go to Christ Church the Ionized particles of air and per­ human beasts" Mlro Torres w m New Britain. Jorgensen, president of the univer­ this year. , Miss Potter is employed by the lacked the sparkle of the first with rert’semer.ts and other readtre mslter ting it all in one basket for them­ Alsop wa.s cast, however fairly Csthedral for mits box presenta­ action of their magnetic fields. mits the vehicle to return without a.sked. Private funeral services will be 2. One family In 5 will spend less East Hartford Federal Credit Its galaxy of stars, but It was In The Manchester Evenlne Herald A similar interaction can be sity, to consider establishing all selves. or unfairly, in the role of the Second Oongregattonal Oinrcli tion. burning up. "Absolutely not," he replied be­ held at the Daniel A. Riley Funeral of the graduate schools In Man­ than 850. Union, and Mr. Rath is employed ■Vigorous vocal support for the noted mainly for the switch In white hope of Yankee Protestant­ Center Congregational Chnrcli 6:30 p.m.. Young People's Fel produced in space, and may even­ Further Froblema Birch Leader 3. Some families will spend DisPlaT adTerOstne rlosin hours: The fair trade laws, on the other 885 N. Mala S t fore the cameras. Home, 801 D St., Belmar, N, J. chester. by the Carlin Co. of Wethersfield. school board budget waa expressed U.S. policies as the new adminis­ For Monday—1 pro Friday ism. It was significant that. In 11 Center St. Itttoita Mialster, lowshlp meeting. tually be used by acientiats to slow While this sounds like an easy When asked by the panel of Inter- Burial will be at Glendola Ceme­ thousands of dollars; most will The wedding will take place tration took over In Washington. For Tuesday—1 p.m Monday hand, have come in a period dur­ Rev. Clifford O. Stmpeon earthbound snace vehclies. "We have In Manchester an ex­ by nearly 60 residents at a meet­ 2 For Wetfneiday—1 p m Tuesday the convention, he received the George Roberts, D. D. Tuesday, 7:30 p.m.. Altar Guild solution, In reality there are com­ viewers what he and his men ex­ tery, Belmar, N. J. spend between 8100 and 8500. July 7 at 9 a.m. at St. Paul's Kennedy’s regime quickly, won Minteter meeting. Says Reds Itold cellent site for—all o f your grad­ ing with the Board of Finance in For Thursday—1 p.m Wedresoay. ing which we have begun to feel open support of none of the back­ Assaclato Mfailstor, Repolaioa In Space plex features which must be over­ pected to find when they landed, The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 uate schools,” Martin wrote then. Specifically, how should you (?hurch In Glastonbury. plaudits from the African mem­ For mday—1 r m. Tbursday. ers' of the school bus bill. Rev. Laurence J. Vincent Wednesday, 10 ajn.. Holy Com­ budget your family's needs? the Town Hall last night. PTA Fe* Saturday—1 r.ra. Friday. that the market for production Sirs. Richard H. Pinaey Just how does this operate In come before the scheme Is opera­ Mlro Torres said: Main St.. Is In charge of local fu­ The site Martin had In mind was bers with its decision to break XX'hen Zeller won the nomina­ Associate Minister munion. space? The qviestion, while not a tional. For Instance, the magnetic *'We thought the mUltla and the neral arrangements. First, analyze what you have president Mrs. Steve Ursin pre­ with its traditional allies and sup­ ClE~ined deadline- 1P:30 am each and the number of opportunities Top U.S. Posts the acreage purchased by the sented more petitions with signa­ day of ruhlkatioB except Saturday— tion. that cast its Influence into 10 a.m.. Morning Worship snd Friday. 9 a.m.. Holy Commun­ aimple or easy one. can atlU readi­ field must have great atrength, army would Join us." spent for medical care in recent port the Asian-African nations on Jam for manufacturers and for aellers 8. 9;15 and 11 am.. Church ion; 10:30 a.m.. Episcopal Church town with the Globe Hollow Res­ tures, requeeting the finance board the Democratic strategy for 19S8. Church School. Nursery for ly be explained. However, to do which requires large currenU. The "That is what you were told. But ervoir, now owned by the town, years and what this care has In­ most colonial and nuilal questions. have begun to be limited. And the Ribicoff and Bailey, calculating Services. Sermon. ‘Torgiveness in children during worship service. Women’s annual archdeaconry so 'we Tnust first diacuaa what problem la further complicated by what did you find?” (Oontinned from ^^ge One) cluded. You should then be able to: Retirement: to restore the school board budget U.S. delegation chief AdlM E, Sktunlay. Afril 22 meeting at SL James' Church, ' V _ _ and the acfieage owned by the fed­ cuts of nearly 85,0000. solution of the fair trade laws for that Yankee votes were coming the Next World." Sermon by the Rev. George Rob­ takes place in the space aurrovmd- the fact that the resistance of the "Thoy fought us very hard and Funerals eral government at the Nike 1. Budget for such foreseeable Stevenson helped tighten the bonds their way anyway, discarded 9:15 and 11 a m.. Church School, erta, D.D. Hartford. defeated us." one hour and 40 minutes, was in­ costs as regular medical and den­ John H. Yeomans, finance board of friendship by gi-vlng sympa­ such a probJem is that of trying to ing an earthbound vJicile. system’s electrical components site, which the government plans chairman, gave the floor to school The President Consults Bowles for the Senate and selected nurserj" through junior high. 7 p.m.. Pilgrim Youth Fellow,- When a vehicle comes In toward may be higher than that of the "Then you were defeated?” Mlro terrupted 22 tlmea by applause, Jonef Santos to abandon sometime In the first tal checkups, eye tests and glass HappyTimes thetic ear to the problems of Asian ^armntee a fair, non-competitive Dodd. There were indeed Yankee ship meets at the church with Mr TaleottvUta Oongregattonal Ohnreli Torres was asked. es, nonpreserbed drugs and premi­ board chairman Andrew Gaaper, and African delegates and joining We don't know for what precise the earth, it is moving with speeds ionized air particles; If this hap­ with one of the loudest responses The funeral of Josef Santos, 221 half of 1961. By MARIE DAERB who presented the list of items living for a limited number of pro­ votes on their way toward Ribi­ Concordia Evangelical Lotheran and Mrs. Norman Southergill. Mu Roiwrt K. Shlni^a, Minister up to 18,000 miles per hour. The pened, a short circuit could re­ “ Yes,” he answered. ums on any health Insurance poli­ In their social functions. purpoee President Kennedy has coming when he praised the Com­ N. Main St., will be held at the Martin said this morning that that were either reduced or delet­ ducers and Mllers. coff. and they produced a Demo­ Chnrch Sigma Chi entertains Rockville friction with the atmoaidtere at sult. Mlro Torres also responded "no” John F. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 cies of your own. The U.S. delegation's qcw look 10:45 a.m.. Nursery opc'ns. when asked if any appreciable munist-hunting activUiea. of the Dr. Jorgensen promised to present Rocking Chairs Will Keep ed from the budget. He then been seeking: 'the conjfort of sud­ These two concepts are current­ cratic House of Representatives, Winter and Garden Streets youth group at church under direc­ 'these epeeds produces tempera­ Once these difficulties are re­ late Sen. Joseph McCarthy, R-Wis. W. Center St., Monday morning, 2. Concentrate on Insurance for was also evldenc^ in its announce­ tion of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mat- 11 a.m.. Morning worship service number of invaders had escaped. the proposal to the university's Golden-agers In Tone opened the hearing for discussion ment that it was reviewing Ita po­ den consultation with all the Re- ly at war on the American buai- and thus made possible the great Rev. Paul C. Kaiser, Paster tures up to 10.000 degrees F. solved, a new approach to the re­ "With minor exceptions," Welch followed by a high Mass of re- board of trustees at that tfme, and the big bills such as maternity reform session of 1959. teson. and Sunday school. Greeters are Some of the other prisoners on care, operations, prolonged Illness By MARIE DAEBR of each item by interested persons, sition on the membership applica­ pt-bUcan difmttaries of the land. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thompton. arovmd the vrchiclc, which would entry problem may be made. said, "There was nothing wrong AUgm at St. Bri'Sget's Church at 8 that was the last Martin' has nillng that no resident should nese scene. We are perhaps no­ Even that was not the end of the show seemed to give compliant Burial will be In Blast Ceme­ of any variety, as well as against That new rocking chair fad tion of Communist-backed Outer One fears, of course, that he is 8 a,m.. Holy Communion. Ushers are William Monaghan and burn up were it not protected. ■When the first satellite went In­ answers, but one talked back defi- with McCarthy’s methods from heard of the proposal. spew a second time until all heul where near deciding which concept the influence of the school bus bill 9 snd 10:30 s.m.. The Service, North Methodist Church This ia why meteors bura on en­ to the eky in 1857, one serious tery. the hazard of loss of incqme due Mongolia and other nations that seekinff from them some often SOO Parker S t Charles Krut. Jy the point of riew of a patriotic In his letter to Dr. Jorgensen which is besetting the country is had an opportunity to be heard. we really want to follow. But, at division. Church School and nursery. tering the earth’s atmosphere. problem which had no solution at There will be 'lo calling hours. to disability. have been on the western black Rev. R. Osgood Bennett, Minister Noon, Junior Fellowship "Slave Mlro Cardona appealed from hts American.” Martin wrote, of special Interest to elderly Among the speakers supporting list. proclamation of their support for the moment, we have anti-trust It is reaching, even now, into 6:30 p.m., Luther League. Auction.” The air molecules at such tre- the time was the phyaical recovery The 61-year-old retired candy 3. Set aside an emergency fund the Republican rivalry for the New York headquarters to Pope 'The land (around Globe Hol­ people. the hiring of a social worker were One crisis headlined in the news further recklessness. lawrs whlclt condemn the very Tuesday. 10 am.. St. Mark Deacon of the day Is Robert meiKioualy high temperatures are of payloads from orbit. Today, leas John XXIII, asking the Pontiff’s manufacturer said the cancella­ low) Is now owned by the Town to help cover extra expenses not Mrs. Alice Y. Moe, who works for gubernatorial nomination In 1962. 9 and 10:30 n.m.. Family Wor­ broken up into negative and poai- The Canadian doctor who first was notably absent from the agen­ What he could be getting from Evangelist. Matins. Beebe. than four years later, acience has IntercesB^ftah to halt firing squad tion of two meeting halls before of Manchester, and I am quite cer­ Included in this budget and that the Children’s Services of Con­ da of both the assembly and tha same principle which the fair trade' TTiat rivalry Is. at the moment, ship. Sermon: "Though a ThoU' Uve particlee which the physicist About Town your insurance does not cover. them, if they were tn a petty mood, sand Fall." 7 p.m.. Meeting of the youth provided several solutions; we are executions of captured rebels. A the church auditorium was ob­ tain that the Town would be very called attention to the rocking necticut in Hartford. Mrs. Moe security council. No action waa laws invoke. - between two Protestant leadens. groups. calls ions. Thus, surrounding the now in the enviable position of be­ Havana dispatch yesterday said the tained was the first time his group How much should you set aside could be a mild I-told-you-so tremt- Republican State Chairman Ed First Chnreh of Christ Scientist 9 a.m.. Sunday School: Nursery The Cristoforo Colombo Society happy to transfer the property to chair, pointed out it is a form of said that ,,the actual cost to the taken upon the crisis in Laos sim? tMiat those business officials Maaonlo Temple vehicle w'e find a shell pt ionized ing able to choose from these the number shot had reached 29 In has had any trouble In getting a for such emergencies? The Insti­ 'medicine" which has no side ef­ town of about 8600 waa “the big­ irent. May and the same John Alsop. Grades 4-12. will hold a special meeting tomor­ the State of Connecticut for such ply because neither the Laotiims v.dio wrent to jail for price-fixing 10:30 a.m., Sunday School Rockville Metbodlst Chnrch gas that conducts electricity like one most suited to the objective. three days. meeting place. row at 2 p.m. at the Italian Amer­ tute reqpmmends between 3 and 5 fects, is nontoxic and needs no pre­ gest bargain you'll ever get.” She nor any other country asked that ^ c h of them seems to regard 142 Grove St. a copper wire. a purpose. per cent of a year's income. A Mr. Nison, for instance, could were really doing was a little fair- 11 s.m.. Sunday Service. Sunday Nursery, kindergarten. Grades 1-3 (Copyright 1961, Ctaneral Fea­ Mlro Cardona said'in his cable to There waa heavy applause when ican Club. A dinner In honor of scription, other than the recom­ compared It ^ th the cost of 828 the issue be considered. In tha it as essential to hia own prospects Rev. Laurence M. Hill, Pastor This phyaical picture represents tures Corp.) the Vatican that the Pope’s voice, Welch said one "can find more "The land waa purchased by the family with an 88,000-a-year In­ have recalled his own atatement of trading among' themaelves, choos­ of success to maike sure his own School and Nuraerjv 5:30 p.m.. Junior High Method Blaglo Belflore will be held at the mendation of a family doctor con­ a day for keeping a child In a past, the civil law in Laoa has what takea place on the reentry of ‘‘exemplifying Christian charity, Harvard accents In Communist Town of Manchester a few years come should budget 8240 to 8300. been the subject of bitter security last Octobet. When, in reference to peace is established and main- 8 p.m., Wednesday meeting. 1st Tgouth Fellowship. Villa Louisa Restaurant In Bolton ago at a v a ^ reasonable price. cerned with the health of his el­ Hamden institution. ing to standardize prises so all of Reading room hours at 749 9:30 a.m.. Church School, Grades a space vehicle. Now let's see how could save the lives of many circles In America today than There Is no set answer to the council exchanges between Russia Mr. Kennedy's" campaign pro­ tauned with the party elements 6:30 p.m.. Senior High Method' 4 through adults. on May 21. "The property waa purchased derly patients. A number of residents spoke of them could make a decent living Main St., Tuesday, Friday. Satur­ 1st Youth Fellowship. scientists plan to use these facta idealistic men” by interceding you can find overalls.” question: "What type of health In­ VLnd, it Is cheap and easily ob­ the school social worker as a ne­ and the West. nouncement on Cpba. Mr. Nison ivhich supported the school bus 10:45 a.m.. Church School, nura to protect the incoming vehicle. through the International Red Supporters said Welch planned with the proceeds of a bond issue, surance for my family ? The session got off to a slow free of the agonies of cut-throat bill in 1957. day, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Thursday ery through Grade 8, Morning wor The Rev. John R. Neubert, pas­ tainable. cessity for today’s school system. said this: S t Mary's Episcopal Chnrch Practical Application Cross. Mlro Carona also messaged to speak tonight In Tampa, Fla. and I would think that an arrange­ Instead, the experts advise that start last fall with the gathering competition Or, to phrase It in a Each, so fai. has produced one 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. ship with reception of adult mem Notice the presidents of Latin American tor of (jommunlty Baptist Church, ment could be made but whereby Writing In "The Lancet," a Interest was so high that many *nn effect, what Sbpator Ken­ ''Probation After Death" will be Chnrrti and Park Sts. Scientists know that if there 11 you review what health coverage remained after the meeting to see of world leaders including Khrush­ less friendly fashion, they w'ere significant piece of strategy to­ bers. The Rev. Harvey Moualey, nations asking them to "act will be chaplain at Manchester Me­ the state would buy, the property medical magazine. Dr. R. C. Swan the subject of the lesson-sermon. Rev. Prescott Beach Jr., is some way to surround the ve­ morial Hospital Monday through you might already have both as an of Sundridge, Ont., lists an . Im­ what report ■would come out of the chev who shocked delegates with nedy reconunenda ia that the Unit­ getting together to deprive their ward this end. district superintendent,'will deliver hicle with a magnetic field, it WE HAVE DAILY promptly” to prevent more execu for an annual payment that would Individual family and/or under his shoe wa'ving and table pound­ ed States government should give When Meade Alcorn, one of the The Golden Text is from Rev. Priest-in-Charge the message. tlons. Sunday, not the Rev. K. Ejnar pressive group of virtues which finance board’s anticipated execu­ consumers of the benefits of cut- 3:5. Rev. Thomas D. Byrne, may he possible to exert pressure Rask, as erroneously reported In cover the cost of bond matur g;roup care plans offered by your tive session. ing. But It did take a number of Protestant Republican leaders 2:30 p.m., Youth Christian Wit OEUVMY TO THE AP correspondent Bern Price ity and bond Interest for the the venerable rocking chair pos­ decisions, including: help to the exiles and to those price competition. Selections from the Bible Include Director of Edneation on the ions (i.e., the heated at- The yesterday’s Herald. employer. sesses. However, since two finance who originally went along with ness Mission. reported from Cuba that an under purchase.” You may discover that you are 1. It called for steps to bring within Cuba who oppose the Cas­ Romans 15:4. 5:30 p.m., Potluck. moephere). If a powerful enough For instance, he says, all but the board members were unable to be In the end, it is likely to be con­ the passage of the school bus bill, magnetic field were achieved the ground source piere complained as well cared for as you caij afford to "a speedy and unconditional end tro regime, pro\ided they are anti- Correlative passages from Sci­ 7:30 a.'ki., Holy Communion. 8:30 p.m.. Old fashioned hymn bitterly over what he saw as the Reservations for the annual an­ Martin said, "Part of the prop­ most feeble of older people can present iMt night, the other four dition and not theory which dic­ resigned as national committee­ ionized air could actually be re­ Doctor Says erty is now being leased to the or consider necessary and that colonialism in all Its forms .^tmd BatistSL . . . If we were to follow man, State Chairman May chani' ence and Health with Key to the 9 a.m.. Second Office of Instiuc sing. BOLTON reasons for the failure of last niversary dinner of St. Margaret’s use It to indulge in limited exer' agreed to defer action imtll the manifestations. tates our final choice between Scriptures, by Mary Baker Eddy, tlon witV address by the director ■ 7 p.m., Fourth Quarterly Confer pelled, never getting near enough Circle, Daughters of Isabella, may Manchester country Club. There you’ll need do nothqg further. Or, entire board could meet over the that recommendation we would pioned^ormer State Senator Ted weekend’s invasion attempt. The you may find your coverage Inade­ else at any time, in any weather 2. It declared the Algerian peo­ these twd warring concepts ‘ of include page 446:20-23. of education. Junior Choir. SerV' ence, to the vehicle to overheat or .in­ source said the rebels neglected Nall-BiUng May Be Sign be made by calling Mrs. Aime would be some exi>ense for the re­ and in a dignified manner. weekend. lose all of our friends in Latin Ryan for the post, while Alsop cinerate it. location o f two or three holes of quate. ple have the right to Independance how we should do business. So backed former Lieutenant Gov­ ices are held at this hour in the Monday, 7:15 p.m., Prayer «nd to seize radio stations for rally­ Of Tension In the Fretter Jarvis. 11 Fen'wick Rd. The exercise which the chair The PTA school budget action and the United Nations has a re­ America, we would probably be discussion group. The difficulty in this approach AREA the golf course. There are reasons Before you dismiss this im- committee still plans to hold a long as We cling to an appraisal ernor Chuck Jewett. Ryan, a Cath­ Church of the Nnxarene Nursery Chapel and Children's ing the masses and did not fur­ portant topic, you should check the gives encourages blood flow in sponsibility to help bring it about. condemned in the United Nations 236 Main S t Chapel (old church). Classes fol 8 p.m., Commission on Missions. is how to manage the magnetic nish themselves with proper aerial By HAROLD THOMAS HYMAN, The Immaculate Conception why some relocation of holes would the veins and therefore is bene­ meeting at the elementary school 3. It demanded anew a Belgltui that our market is unlimited, we olic. was one of the chief legisla­ field. Mothers Circle ■will meet Monday be advfmtageous anyway, and I usual medical and hospital charges and we would not accomplish our tive managers of the school bus Rev. C. E. Winslow, Minister low. Wednesday, 6:30 p.m.. WSCS pot- support. M.D. ficial to heart and to circulation at 8 p.m. Tuesday. exodus from The Congo, but re­ are also likely to cling to the laws luck and business meeting. To begin, we would need a large at the home of Mrs. Thomas Albro, think that this could be arranged in your community and compare objectives. It would be an.open In­ bill. Jewett made a last ditch fight 11 a.m.. Morning prayer with LENOX Demonstrations for and against Written for Newspaper Enterpstae these with the benefits available generally. It also helps prevent fused to fix any deadline or threat­ which forbid a deliberate sharing 9:30 a.m., Church School. Classes sermon by the Rev. Thomas Saturday, 10:15 a.m., Youth permoment magnet or storage Castro continued In the rest of the 50 Winter St., after religious in­ without too much difficulty. It waterlogging of the tissues. Manchester Evening Herald An­ en Belgium with penalties. vitation to Khrushchev to come agAinat the bill, and. when the Association under your coverage. of the market But if we ever for all ages. Dr. T. E. Martin will Byrne. Senior Choir. Babysitting Membership Class. battery to start the field operat­ ■World.,Some .Aslan'tdltorial torn "I have a problem which has structions with the Rev. Francis might Increase the cost to the dover correspondent, Cindy Pfan- 4. It called on Portugal to in­ fight ■was lost, declared his own PHARMACY T. Butler at the Cfiiurch of the State somewhat." You should also have a clear un­ The exercise promotes breath­ into Latin America." political career closed. When Ryan teach the adult, young adult and Nursery in old rectory, 41 Park St. ing. Once this is done we meet the ment backed' Washington. been with me nearly all my life ing and discourages the settling stiehl, telephone Pilgrim 2-6856. troduce quick racial reforms In her come to the conclusion that, the United Methodist Chnrch problem of maintaining the field. Assumption Hall at 8 p.m. Mem­ The general manager listed the derstanding of what aid. addition But we hope that President was elected the new national com- Junior high departments. at this hour. The latest and biggept pro- and It Is a difficult one for me to your Individual or group In­ of an abnormal amount of blood African colony of Angola In keep­ market itself Is beginning to be Of Bolton Scientists at the Cook Research m E. CENTER ST. bers will bring gifts for,tlie white availability of water, sanitary ing with the 'U.N. principles of hu­ Kennedy's consultations with Mr. mittecnlan last winter, that was a 10:45 a.m.. Worship Service. 7 pan.. Evening Prayer in the Castro rally was In Mexico City to shake. The problem is nail- surance, might be available in In the lungs. finite, and that there Is only so Pulpit Exchange Sunday. Guest Memorial Chapel of the Nativity. RL 44A and South Rd. Laboratories in Morton Grove, Illi­ where police used clubs, tear gas, elephant sale. ^ sewer, and electrical utilities at man rights. triumph for May, which threatened Rev. Carlton T. Daley, liUnlster TEL. Ml T-O m biting," writes a 23-year-old miss. the site, and also the availability meeting medical bills under speci­ By encouraging movement, the Nixon and with Mr. Eisenhower much business available to be. to push Alsop away from any cen­ speaker will be Dr. T. E. Martin, Daily. 7 p.m.. Evening prayer In nois, have proposed that the very fire hoses to disperse a mob of I've tried everything to break this Bieu Brothers 5. It elected Italy to the UN. heat of reentry be used to main­ Co-hostesses 'at Lutz Junior of a range of housing which would al circumstances. Those would in­ chair stimulates muscle tone and Economic and Social Council are producing neither petty re­ done, then we are likely to swing tral party position. pastor of the Eastern Nazarene the chapel. 10,000. Injuries were reported as habit but nothing seems to work. clude f^cident and dread disease helps keep Joints supple. Toward 9:30 a.m.. Church School for all minor. Police moved in as the Museum Sunday from 2 to 5 be suitable for faculty. and stu­ breaking a months-Iong deadlock crimination nor license for more more definitely and completely Alsop's answering strategy -was College Church In Wollaston. Wedne.sday. 10 a.m.. Holy Com departments. Is there actually anything you can Insurant, group accidental death night, its repetitive and soothing Mass. Children's Church and munion. Celebration of St. Mark's crowd was about to bum an p.m. will be Mrs. Edward Me dents. Found Guilty between India and Belgium. recklessness. toward that same often voluntary bold and daring, seeking to estab­ 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Morning wor- suggest to help m e?" Gregor. 44 (Jampfleld Rd., and "No change ih zone ■would be and dismemberment Insurance, life effect encourages sleep. lish himself, rather than May, Nursery. Day. " American flag and a 10-foot ef­ Nothing except maybe the re­ insurance disability Income^ and , We hope President Kennedy’s restraint of oompetition which Is ahip. Recorded message from Mrs. Roy Johnson, 75 Pleasant St. required to permit the construc­ "The. hypnotic effects of rock­ A the' man who might unite the 6 p.m.. Youth Service. Bishop Newell S. Booth of Africa. figy of Kennedy hanging from a moval of your front teeth would disability waiver of premium^ Two brothers who were involved new temporary advisers are all typical of some of the older indus­ 7 p.m., E'yangelistic Service. Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church GONSOUDAnO’S SWINMNe POOL lamp post. tion of a graduate school park." ing in infancy are well known, but Bolton party's school bus bill divisions Sermon, "CThlldren Are People." be a sure-fire preventative — but St. Elizabeth’s Mothers (Circle (The latter phrase means under Its value in the aged is perhaps in the holdup of the Colonial Oak telling hlnr one thing—that he trial societies of Ehirope. One part of the Alsop strategy Messsige by the pastor. (Mlaaonrt Synod) Nursery. A rallv In Union Square, fa I do not suggest such a measure, Other points made by Martin in­ what circumstances and for how Package Store at 282 Tolland Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Prayer Best in Quality, Economical mous as a park for public oratory will meet Monday at 8 p.m. at the cluded : less realized,” Dr. Swan reports. should not try to make this nation It is no wonder that, while we consisted In drawing Into his own Cooper and High Sts. 7 p.m., Methodist Youth Fellow­ naturally. CJhurch of the Assumption hall for long an Insurance company will let Rocking can be considered a Tpke. on Dec. 2, 1980, were found Bus Driver Held can^aign aet-up the pubUc rela­ and Praise Service. Paul O. Prokopy, Pastor in New York city, denounced the i; The proposed relocation of Rt. you skip paying premiums with­ pay for his mistake in judgment, live under two systems, some busi­ ships. Operation. Permanent Does You will cease to bite your religious Instructlon.s with the 6 In the south end of Manchester socially acceptable ^md significant guilty in Superior Court In Hart­ tions expert and political adviser United States over Cuba. The nails when you have ceased to out canceling your policy.) ford yesterday of robbery with that he should not take out on ness executives should become Fair Play for (Juba Committee Rev. Francis T. Butler. .Members will provide easy access for faculty activity, encouragnig the Individ­ On Road Charge who had been most prominent In Ooveoant CongregaUoaal Church 9 a.m., Sunday School. Free bus Rockville Baptist Church fret unduly about this—and other will proceed to the home of Mrs. Check what employer-provided violence and carrjdng a weapon In the -world his own personal feeling confused and lax and unethicaL (Evoagalical Covenant) transportation. not require draining. Save sponsored the rally. Pro-Castro and students between the univer­ benefits are yours such as work­ ual to take part In home activities pushing the school bus bill itself 69 Union St. matters. Chester Kosak, 42 Birch St., after sity at Storrs and Manchester, and and to maintain closeness with a motor vehicle. of chagrin. Let him take his loss and go to Jail for doing, under one through the 1957 session. Spmoe St. near E. Center St. 9:30 a.m.. Adult Bible study. Rockville speakers worked a crowd of 2, men's compensation, e x t eri d e d Earl C. Bleu, 34, of 100 Spruce A bus driver who pulled out of up to $1,000 on your instal- 500 into noisy excitement that Instructions for a regular meeting. between Hartford and Manchester. other members of the family and. his defeat, and. Instead of try­ system, the same kind of thing the And one rather speotacular ad­ Ehsv., K. EJnar Bask, Pastor 10 a.m., Divine Worship. 'Text: Rev. Wintrop W. Farnsworth, “Why Is it that some people suf­ 2. The Manchester public school sick-leave, state-sponsored dis­ St., and Robert T. Bleu, 36. of 472 traffic at Bolton Notch at 1:30 p.m. drowned out antl-Castro hecklers ability benefits or medical benefits circle.” \ ing to recoup by doubling 'his vio­ ditional stroke or sequel found John 16: 20. Theme. "Jesus said, ■ Pastor lation. fer more from cold than others?” Ronald Peter Masnicki, 22, son system is "excellent” and would Brewster St., East Hartford, both yesterday to pass another vehicle other,system approves. Alsop emerging suddenly as a 9:30 a.m., Suhday School ses­ ■Your Sorrow Shall Be Turned In­ President Ramon Villeda Mor­ prorided via membership In fra­ Speaking personally, I lonk ago lence and risk, resolve to pro­ ales of Honduras told a crowd In asks a Floridian. "When the tem­ of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Masnicki, give a good education to the chil­ second offenders, face prison terms while a third vehicle was trying to We should have been interested headline figure in the drive for sion with class for all age levels, to Joy.' ’’ Nursery in the parish 9:30 a.m.. Church School with perature gets below 60, I can’t dren of faculty members. ternal organizations, cash dis­ discovered that the two roclLers of up to 70 years each on the two ceed more carefiSlly and more cir­ Tegucigalpa he would break re­ 79 E. Middle Tpke., has been as­ in our living room are eagerly pass the bus, waa arrested by In having Mr. Ford go beyond the funds being conducted by one of kindergarten through adult. house during church worship. classes for ail ages, nursery AU-SEASON root INC. seem to get comfortable. Is there signed to Ft. Dlx, N.J., for eight 3. Manchester Memorial Hospital ability benefits under federal so­ charges. State Trooper Francis Pisch of tho cumspectly in th< future. Connecticut's most 'distinguished 10:30 a.m., Churchtime nursery. 11 a.m., Oottesdienst. lations with Cuba. The crowd cial security, state and local pro­ sought out by guests, as well as surface, and down Into this achiam through adults. 4 6 2 backed his announcement with any way I can be helped?" weeks of basic training. A gradu­ has achieved national recognition Being second offenders doubles Colchester Troop. The young engineer at the throt Catholic educational Institutions. 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship. 2 p.m,. New England District •SANDY ST., DOLTON— Ml - M vided benefits. *- members of the family. Martin S. Valez, 42, of 38 Ruasell within our business practice, and 11 a.m.. Morning worship. Ser­ shouted slogans. Sure there Is, dear lady. But ate of Monson Academy, he at­ for progressive patient care and the charges. tie has .iiiat tried to take his na One can add that sterling piece The Rev. James H. Silver, pastor Walther League Talent Quest, at mon topic, "Christ, the True please don’t hate me after you've tended American International would be a good hospital affiliation It Is a rare family today that One, a high-backed model with Judge Thomas E. Troland said St., Hartford, was charged with come, up with his opinion as to of public Mrvice to the continuing, The Uruguayan government re has neither too little nor too much tlon around his first dangerous of the Queen St. Congregational Zion Lutheran Church, Stamford, Manna.” ■ Ject^ a demand by the Soviet am read. my suggestions. College. for a medical school. arms, was once my grandparents’ that sentence will be imposed on obstructing passing and will appear which concept la likely to win out and perhaps never-ending, divi­ Church of Bristol, is the guest Conn. Several members of the local 7 p.m.. Evening Gospel hour. While there are a very few health insur^ce. C h e_c k your favorite chair. Several years ago, May 5 after probation officials In Manchester session of 12th Cir­ curve at a speed of 90 miles an dends the 1957 school bus issue hassador In Montevideo that Uru _ P « status. in the end. preacher on this Pulpit Exchange Walther League Society of Zion Special church school night MeS' guay condemn the United States people, such as the aged and Anthony J. Paggioli, 22, son of my mother and I removed several complete a mandatory pre-sentence cuit Churt’on Mays. hour. Let ua hope that the Repub haa b«;en declaring, ever since, in Sunday. will participate in an instrumental Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Paggioli. (AU Rights Reserved, layers of ■'paint from it, rubbed Investigation. Garth Meader, 20, of 59 Demlng sage, "Daniel, the Strong Man." for so-called "aggression” In Chiba. younger persons with marked thy­ Newspaper 'Ehterprlse Assn.) Ucan experience he is now seeking various phases of Connecticut pol­ 7 p.m., Musicale sponsored by numbers, and others will attend. The ruling council met In special roid deficiencies, who are under­ Birch Mt. Rd., has been assigned into beauty the wood frame and r After the robbery the brothers St., Manchester, was the operator What Is It? itics and public life. State N ew s of the third vehicle. To avoid col­ to consjlt tells hirri to ease off on the Sunday School. More than 50 No local young people's Society First Lntberan Choreh WATCH REPAIR session and said the United Na­ standably sensitive to cold, the to Ft. Dlx, N.J., for eight weeks covered back and seat with chintz. were captured and then escaped. persons will participate in this meeting In evening. tions is competent to handle the vast majority of the cold-sensitive of .b a s i c training. He is a 1956 The other, a small armless They turned themselves in the fol­ lision with the bus, Meader drove tt,e throttle, not push it harder There was exhibited, downiCin RockviDo his car off the road, where It hit a New York the other day, a special program of music, children Rev. David G. Jazhelmer, DJ). CHiban situation. owe their sensitivity to coddling. graduate of Manchester High style, was rescued from a coal lowing day. toward even more dangerous through adults. The offering to be The Salvation Army ALL TYPES The Indian Express, a leading School. Army Studies bin. It now has needlepoint seat ledge and overturned. * A Thought for Today Pastor That’s what I said. Cioddllng. Roundup The jury trial lasted two weeks. Meader is a patient at Manches­ curves. Let u.s hope he is big automobile designed to be "crash- lifted will benefit the Church 881 Main St. newspaper chain, said in New Del­ They overheat their quarters and back. Judging from the Sponsored by the Maachestar All Work Electronically ter Memorial Hospital where he la enough and sober enough to" take safe.'' It has 24 special built-in Building Fund. Ms). E. Walter Lamie 9 a.m., Sunday School Oaasea hi that Prime Minister Nehru during the day. They underventl- After religious instructions with amount of use both chairs get, Council ot Churehes Officer In Charge (Continued from Page One) Revamping of under observation for possible head to hljnself and to his own conduct safety .features, including lap and Sermon: "The Third Appear­ for all agea. Adult Bible class. lacked realism. It said he crlti late their bedrooms at night. They the Rev. Francis T. Butler at the ___ they're the favorite “prescription” and knee injuries as well as facial Tested clzed the American role In Cuba Church of the Assumption Hall at Supreme Officer the lesson involved, instead of ask^ harness belts, roll bars, head rests ance." Teacher training course. swath themselves in layers of at our house. cuts. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Midweek 9:30 a.m., Sunday School for all while having “little or nothing to 8 p.m., the Motherhood of Mary empt low-calorie dietary foods ing either hi.< erstwhile political flexible steering wheel that col Has some one seen Christ In you 10:l8 a.m.. Church Service. Ser OUABANTEED FOR ONE FULL YE.tR clothes when they venture out ■from sales tax. The present state Infantry Unit Police report his car was de­ today 7 Service. agea. mon: "A Church Spiritually Dead." say about the Russians who. If and then run to cover If the wind Mothers Circle will meet at the Q — I am 66 and am eligible t InstallsX Slate molished, State Trooper CSiarlea opposition or, the nation itself to lapses easily, high-backed bucket 10:45 a.m.. Holiness services. anything, had been more aggres­ home of Mrs. Edward Kosak, 304 1 ^ exempts food from sales tax. for railroad retirement payments. Christian, look to your heart, Nursery during service. Service stirs or they feel a draft They but there has been some question Gunn assisted Trooper Pisch at the climb into the cab with him while seats, shaped something like space pray; Music by Citadel Band. Sermon sively active In meddling In (hiban E. Middle Tpke. Mrs. Edward (Continued from Page One) When I waa 65, I waa told by the Mrs. Richard Morganson was in­ Emanuel Lutheran Church broadcast to Sunday 'School rooms bury themaelves In coverings at as to whethx- this also applied to scene. capimles, and capable of turning The little things you have done or by Maj. Lamie, "Le.ssoryi Fftm the night. They bathe In near scalding Coughlin will be co-hostess. social'security office that I needed stalled president of Uie Rockville he heads down a blind track at 120. C. Henry Anderson, Pastor Tue.sday. 7:30 p.m.. Adult mem­ ROBERT JEWELERS Chinese Nationalist newspapers dietary foods. deal with, and that this made the with the impact of a crash, and said— Arthur K. Gaard, Intern Transfiguration of Christ.” bership class. water at . night because they’re four more quarters to qualify for EJmblem Club by Mrs. Robert Har­ Did they accord with the way you 2 p.m.. Hospital visitation by 588 MAIN ST„ MANCHESTER on Formosa urged western Inter Alfred J. Lesperance. 47 Battista The remainder of the bills were organizatiop unwieldy. these benefits, also. I am still ris of Las Vegas, Nev., national Mrs. Avery, 88, special fire control and braking ventlon In Cuba and one newspa­ fearful of catching cold If they go Rd., and Richard E. Seavey,- 44 of a minor nature. In addition to the five main In­ To Fix Or Not To Fix? prayed ? Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson and Mrs. out sffter a tub or shower. And working under social security. supreme president, recently at the devices. 9 a.m.. Divine Worship and S t George’# Eptseopal Church MI 9-5569 per In Manila said Castro may Sterling- PI., have been initiated However, Democratic leaders In- fantry battle groups, the pentomlc Have your thoughts been pure, Church School. Nursery Class for Thomas McCann. when they go out, they put on Will I get credit for quarters 1 Elks Carriage House in Rockville. Injured in Fall R t 44A, Belton bring about direct U.S. interven Into membership in Ep.silon Alpha dlcatfed they anticipate "a very division commander had to exer­ Mrs. Harris was assisted in the 2 Henrj’ Ford, in his Minneapolis This-is all very ingenious, Snd words been kind? 3 p.m.. Preparation for adult assumulate after age 65? — J. F. 3-year-olds. Music by the Chapel Rev. Donald W. Greene, Vlear earmuffs, mittens over gloves, and Zeta, honorary business fraternity, important” session of the Senate cise control through the leaders speech on ethics In business, went it is entirely possible that, os time Have you sought to have the Choir. membership class. tlon If he Is not careful. A—Yes, but, because of amend installation by Mrs. Radford- Cox, An 88-year-old Manchester wom­ lined l)oots over their shoes. at the University of Hartford. Appropriations committee next of five artillery battalions, a tank also of Las Vegas, supreme mar­ so earnestly and deeply and ex­ goes on, this “survival car," as It Sairiour's mind 10:30 a.m.. Divine Worship and 6:30 p.m.. Prayer service. Now all these devices merely ments to the Social Security law, an. Mrs. Alice A. Avery, suffered The world with a criticizing view 10 a.m.. Morning prayer. Church Tuesday. battalion and various, support shal, and a supreme suite. ia called, may become a standard Church School. Nursery for young 7 p.m.. Evangell.stic service. Old serve to make you more sensitive units—a total of 18 In all. I suggest you re-check your social a possible fractured hip shortly haustively Into the problems of big Has watched; but did it see Christ fashioned hymn sing. School. Eight Hubcaps The Rev, C. E. Winslow| pastor Speculations are that the Dem­ Also Installed were Mrs. William children. Musjc by. the Emanuel to cold. So, if you want to de­ of the Cajurch of the Nazarene, will Under the new concept, the 10 security office about the number before 10 o'clock this morning as business in this modem age that product with us. in you ? , 7:3.') p.m.. Radio broadcast over 6:30 p.m., Potluck at North ocrats, who control the committee, Preuss, junior past president: Mrs. the result of a fall outside her Choir. Sermon at both services by Coventry Community House to sensitize yourself, you’ve got to preach tomorrow at the Eastern battalions—with necessary sup­ of quarters you need. You may we al.most expe'ted him, before Before it docs, however, we wish Arthur Gaard, "Now .. and Then." WINF. Stolen from Cars plan to approve Gov. John N. Theodore Vendura, first vice presi­ home. meet Mr.-and Mra. Edward John­ iManriifjBtfr Euftting !l|fralii switch your tactics. Not all at Nazarene College Church In Wol­ port elements such as ordnance, not require as many as you think. dent: Mrs. Elton Campbell, re­ he brought his speech to a close, to pretend we have suddenly come Has aome one seen (Thrist in you Wednesday, 7:15 p.m.. Bible study Dempsey’s budget proposals de­ Mrs. Aver.v, of 42 Coburn Rd., today? son, prospective 'vlcar and his once, but gradually. laston, Mass. The Rev. Dr. T. E. spite Republican criticisms. engineers, signal units and the cording secretary; Mrs. Leonard to pierce through to the great divi­ upon an automobile for the first hour in the chapel led by Pastor St. John's Polish National AND Eight hubcaps were reported Try keeping room temperatures Martin, pastor of the College like—would be grouped tmder Q — I will be 65 next month. I was admitted to Manchester Me­ Christian, look to your life, I pray; Anderson. Catholic CXiurch wife. Stolen from two cars last evening. Republicans have repeatedly at­ FViedrlck, oorreapondence secre­ morial Hospital. Hospital authori­ sion of theory which Is really be­ time, and are asking questions just below 70 during the day and Church, will preach here tomorrow tacked Dempsey’s proposed budg­ three brigade commanders, who Have never worked under social tary; Mrs. William Danes, treas­ There are aching hearts and blight­ 28 Oolway St. Barbara Stavens of Dobson Ave., security, but my husband has. ties said her condition is not crit­ ed souls St. Maurlce’e Church 65 at night See If you can't be at the 10:45 a.m. service and at et. and have said they plan to sub would be responsible to the divi­ urer. 2 hind Industrial violations of the about its supposed function In our Community Baptist Church Rev. Walter A. Hyszko, Pastor Vernon, told police that she had He won’t be 65 for another year, ical and she is “ fairly comfort­ Being lost on sin's destructive BoHoa RADIO STATION WINF comfortable with one or two light the 9:30 a.m. Sunday School hour mit their own budget. sion chief. . , Also, Mrs. James Josephiac, fi­ monopoly dr- anti-price fixing laws. civilization. 585 E. Center St. at the Green parked her car at the rear of the This would simplify command Can I draw social security as a able.” shoals. John R. Neubert, Minister Rev. Bernard L. McOurk, Pastor blankets, well tucked In on all to complete the pulpit exchange^, nancial secretary; Mrs. Mary Police said Mrs. Avery had gone But the closest he came to un­ Is its purpose and function that Masses at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. PRESENTS Midland Apartments at 295 Main sides, whlie you sleep. Sponge problems. wife when I reach 65? — E. B. Keeney, chaplain: Mrs. Max Ka- And perhaps of Christ their only St., from 7 o’clock to 8:30 last outside this morning to rake and veiling the underlying struggle of survival? ■view Masses at 7, 8:30, 10, and ll:80 yourself off with cool to cold Fewer Dentists Likely As for flexibility, the comman­ A — No, you must wait until brick, marshal; Mrs. Ben Wilson, 9:30 a.m., Sunday Church School night. She said the hubcaps were Boy, 3, Bitten der could tailor the makeup of his your husband draws benefits. burn some leaves, as she has done was In his admission that the Or ik it supposed to serve the May be what they see of Him In for children, cradle roll through a.m. water after you've tubbed. Or first assistant marshal; Mrs..John for the past two days. missing when she returned to her brigade to fit the combat problem McKewan, second assistant mar-' codes'and laws by which industry pleasure, the need and the time of you. Grade 4, youth grade’s 10-12 and preferably, take a cool to cold Chicago — By 1976 there Is llkC' Her daughter. Mrs. (Jharles W. Will they see enougb to bring hope Area Churches S t Bernard’s Chufch car. wash-off after a shower. If the By Pregnant Dog facing him—perhaps more Infan­ Q—My husbsind, a veteran, is shall Mrs. Helen Griffin, press people ? adults. Morning worship for chil­ The Manchester Walter Mips of Windsor reported ly to be one dentist for every 2,- Warren, with whom she Uvea, Is supposed to live are sometimes and cheer? 37 S t Bemard’a ‘Ter., RockvUta cold hits you when you stick yemr try battalions In one Instance, drawing disability benefits from correspondent of Manchester; Mrs. looked outside later and saw her dren and youth. Grades 5-9. Ser­ to police just before midnight that 450 people in the United States, ex­ more tank battalions in another. social security. Is it true he can difficult and confusing to apply, Is it the purpose of the automo-’ Look to your light! does It shine mon topic, "Solitary Christianity?” Union Congregational Church Bev. Patrick J. MaboBoy, Faster nose outdoors, don't turn tail and cluding teachers and practitioners Michael Guerra, 3, of 193 Adams Arthur Folsle, press correspondent mother sitting on the lawn. bile to make our living more com­ out clear? jour hubcaps were taken from his Individual battalion strength also receive veterans’ compensa­ of Rockville. Going out to investigate, Mra. so that. In his view, nothing but 10:30 a.m., Sunday Church School RockvUle car sometime during the evening dash for the .radiator. Take deep employed by federal dental serv­ St., suffered two breaks in the skin could be changed to meet specific Robert A. McBride M ines at 7, 8, 9,10, and 11 a.m. on hla right cheek yesterday af­ tion?—Mrs. J. G. Also, Mrs. Earl Garrity, histori­ Warren discovered that the elder­ the most constant and the most re­ plicated ? ' for children and youth. Grades 5-9. ,R«rv. Paul J. Bowman, Pastor Civic Orchestra while It was parked at the high breaths, swing your Eoms and get ices. This is the estimate of Dr. requirements. A—He can receive a veteran’s North Methodist Chilrch Morning worship for adults, youth going in any direction so long as ternoon as the result of being nip­ an; Mrs. Jedm Murphy, organist; ly woman had fallen and injured sponsible surveillance of manage­ Or U It suppoaedXo help us solve school parking lot. ^ Shailer Peterson, Chicago, as­ It was reported the plan con­ pension If he meets certain re­ Mrs. Rose Valuzzi and Mrs. ^ r - Grades 10-12 and children, Grades 9:30 a.m.. Church School for St Francis of Assisiwisl Chnich It’s away fri>m home. sistant secretary for educational ped by a dog which is expecting a herself. ment itself could guarantee that the problems of our living? South Wta( templates •'assigning Army avia­ quirements. (Jheck with your locaj bara Chamberlain, guards; Mrs. Cubits Differed 1-4. Sermon topic. "Solitary Chria- Grades 5 through hlgh''‘school. «S MUSICIANS You may not like it at first.' affairs of the American Dental As­ litter of pups shortly. tion units—for reconnaissance, ■Veterans Administration office Industry should always have its Is the automobile a humsm in­ Bev. Jamea F. Otyi^' ^Mtor^ CURFEW IN jt ^ D U ' Police took the tot to a doctor’s Alton Cowan, chairman of trus­ tlanlty?” 10:40 a.m.. Church School for LeopoldyUlw FB6 'Ueqfcp, April But, If you have the fortitude to sociation. The present ratio Is one casualty evacuation and similar about your husband’s specific case. vention, designed to conform' ^o Rev. RaynKMid B . Yasli office where one stitch was re­ tees: Mrs. Paul Jones, two-year dealings clean and beyond attack. New York—How big was Noah's 5:30 p.m.. Heritage and Horiaons, infanta through Grade 4. JOHN GMIEIt, Cmduetar 22 (/P) — United NBtlMR'M stick at It, you'll find that cold Is dentist for every 2,150. tasks—at the battalion level. trustee; and Mrs. Ernest Spell­ Brake Slips, Car U was such management zealous­ the reasonable needs and capaci­ ark 7 It depends pn how big, a fel In Home Missions. Speaker, Mrs.' 10:45. a.m.. Morning Worship. Aoslataat PMtor stimulating. quired to close 'a woimd near his Congolese troqps imposed right eye. Another cut near^ the Governors Ex-Scribes man, one-year trustee. ness and conscience which he was ties of the human being? low Noah was, for a cubit was the Major L. Johnson, associate secre­ Sermon, "The Upward Call of God," ROIERT ERAWLEY, Gtrost Conducter ' dusk-to-dawn curfew on Hindu you asked? REDS INSIST TURI FIRST CAPABILITIES SURVEY Guests were present from East Rolls into Pole distance from the,end of the fore­ tary, Connecticut Council of by the Rev. Mr. Bowman. Masaes at 7. F, 8:15. 9, 9:10, London, April 22 (/P) — A boy's mouth was also bandaged. recommending, and for this he Or were people pul on earth to tonight in a bid to check fresh Washington, A pril'2 2 (/P)— Concord, N. H. — From 1877 Hartford, Manchester, New Ha­ finger to the tip of the elbow. The Churches. Sandwich supper. Study 6 pjn.. Senior Pilgrim Fellow­ 10:15, 10:80 and 11:30 a.m. Sovigt embassy official insisted The child’s mother, Mrs. Jean' President Kennedy today ap­ must indeed be applauded. conform to the automobile? In IH Hnl Public Concurt wave of anti-white agitation lia • Drive-in University nette Guerra, told police her son to World War I a newspaper, ven, Milford, Putnam, Las Vegas, A car belonging to Helen Bogll ark was 300 cumta long. SO broad, groups for children, youth and ship meeting to discuss plans for today Ruaslan astronadt Yuri pointed Gen. Mwwell D. Tay­ Nev., and Fhx)Vldence, R. I. adults. Dismissal at 7:45. the town. Hie situation la teoae had been playing ■with the dog. "Among the Clouds,” was pub­ of East Hartford that had been But perhaps, in another speech Which la the master? And which and 30 high. If Noah was of aver­ coming events and take part in and threatens to erupt, a UJ(. A. Gagarin was the first man to lor, former Army chief of staff, BENEFIT OF Stokholm — The University of owned by Mrs. Mae Plecity of 201 lished on the summit ot Mount parked on a alight down grads on son.e time, he will go into the is the slave ? age alzc, bis cubit would liave been worship, fellowship, and recrea­ spokesman said. BaJuba »**- Stockholm, which Is to be moved orbit the Earth in apace, Com- to make a special survey of about IH fM t long, nnaking the ark Calvary Chnreh Adams St. Washington In New Hampshire. It 3 % Have Disability Summit St. rolled forward at 8:28 question df whether or not the Do we. In our fssclnaUon with tion. DipMitfalilt : tators infiltrating into Hivu from the center of the city to the meotlng on reporte that another UJ9. capabilities In the field of about 460 feat long. (Assanffiliea of God) THE DANIEL MANCBIUCK "non - conventional" warfare printed news of the summit and last night and struck a utility pola Province from neighboring northern outskirts, may be the astronant preceded Gagarin and Athens—About 240,000 people— 300 feet north of Lilley St. American philosophy of business the thing Itself, forget the original 847 E. Middle TRpke. S t John’s Epiaoopal Church f Girl ‘Pines’ for CoUege such as guerrilla activity. Tay­ surrounding, communities. Repor­ MEMOBXAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND . North Katanga were blamed for world's first dri've-ln university. was Injured, the embassy’s first ters were students working their 3 per cent of the population of The' car was only atlghtly dam­ Itself is' changing, of whether, purpose it was designed to serve? UNION LOSES AGAIN Rockville Um A Rafrigtratori The plan favored for^ the new secretsiiy, V .. S. ' Sofronchnk, lor Immediately went on the Job. Naw Haven, April 82 —^The Rev. Kesweth L. Onetafeoa. Pastor ‘ the new fear of tronble. The way through college. One, Chan- Greece—are physically handi­ aged, and there waa no damage to •ven now, we are not trying to Or are we so resilient and imag­ Rev. James L. Grant Rector ; U.N. spokesman said they were campus haa ground-level parking said: "Tlila Is a false report. The McRae, Ga. — Sixty-five acres, He attended a meeting this the pole. There waa no on# Inside Intematloiial Union of Baeetrical, 9:45 a.m., Sunday School classes Overhsoled Tested morning of the National Secur­ ning H. Cox, became Governor , of capped. This ta about tba same ride two kinds of horses in our inative that we can crawl Into our mmd WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26.1 Wl of 8 P.M. callug poUtlcal m eeting for 4,000 cars, with direct- access Soviet government hae an- planted In slash pines the year proportion as In other war-hit l o ­ the car at the tUns. PoUet said tba Radio and Machine Workers tor oU agea. 8 a.m.. Holy Coimmmlon. she waa born, are expected to pay ity Counell—one of the few aea- Maosactausetts. Another, John H. rsgulatlon of the business of pro- capaule seat, buckle our belts, ad­ demanding tliat local schools be to lecture rooms, laboratories, etc., noanoed that Gagarin made the tions of Europe, aoeordlng to the handbraka bad bean aet. but lost Its bid to rapraaant tha am* U a-m.. Morning Woroblp.' 6:16 sjn.. Holy Communion, on the next floor. Cara wU be able 'first maawed flight Into ori>It> for the college e

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Alieratione, additlone, ga­ a couple—combination small self- e v e a v OAv'.. Fred Kostenko rages. Rooting and siding experts. serve grocery and luncheonette, Anjime for fast pitch M>ttball? Aluminum clapboards a specialty. completely equipped, stainless If so, contact W»Il> Fortin of the As Yankees, Tigers Gain Top New Englands Out CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Unexcelled workmanship. Easy steel. Near lake and several de-' Rdcrostion Department at the m Double Winner 8:15 A.M. to 4:.30 P.M. budget terms. Ml 9-6495 or TR velopments. Year 'round business. East Side Bee olflee. Fortin re­ 8-9109. Good income. Established 8 years. ports that he would like llrst to New Y ork Anril 22 triumph. De-«>oouthpaw Steve Barber who had ^ ninth to knock the Twins out of AMERICAN UCAOUB (ffCAt •('«») Must sell at once due to illness In VlOW At Windham COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. MASON CONTRACrrOR and ce­ find out how many Manchester What do you suppose would troit and New York soared Into a pitched the only Oriole victory to first place. A crowd of 24,606, about Friftays ReiuUto ,■ -I .j Opinion of Most family. Coventry PI 3-6118. residents trould like to play In a first place tie, the Tigers clipping date. Bobby Richardson began the 7,000 short of capacity for the yet- Detroit 8, Los Angeles 1. MONDAY Thru FRIDAY 10:30 A.M.—SATURDAY 8 AJVl. ment work. Call MI 9-5451 between fast pitek lea fine- If Interest war­ be the odds against all 10 the Angels, 9-1, and the Yankees Inning with a single, took second Incompletc Metropolitan Stadium, Washington 5, Minnesota S. 4-9:30. ...TO Capturing all of the run rants, the Bee program director American League clubs losing downing Baltimore, 4-2, for the on an error and scored on a hit by attended the iMinnesota opener. Cleveland 5, Kansas City 8. . PLEASE READ YOUR AD Help Wanted—rFemala 35 would then try to orpuilie at least their home opener this sea­ Oriolea' fifth defeat in six games. Hector Lopez. Rookie Joe McClain was the win­ New York 4, Baltimore 2. ning events and winning nine Boston, April 22 (/P) — Con- New England was mixed. In Chicago’s White Sox nipped Bos­ t - 4 0 M e t s 9 Rjioda Island, a spokesman for Claaaltled or ”Waiit Ada" are taken over the phone as a con- Roonng'—Siding 16 a four team leatrue- S>-steni of dis­ son? Probably 10,000-to-l. Ford, loser in the Yankee debut, ner although he needed ninth inning Chicago 8, Boeton 2. of 12 on the program, Man­ nectidut’s decision to pull out venien(w. Yho advertioer should read His ad the FIRST DAY IT tributing the players would be ton's Red Sox, 3-2. lost his chance for a second straight help from Dave Staler. There were that State’s Secondary School WANTED—Experienced ' legal ste­ Baseball, of course, frowns on W. U Pot. OJB. chester High’s undefeated of the New England School­ APPEARS aad REPORT BKRURS^n time for the next Inser­ COUGHLIN ROOFING C^o. - AU nographer, Box Z, Herald: done by Fortin In an effort to get ; shutout in the fifth when pinchhit- two out and two on when Staler took Detroit ...... 5 .1 .888 Principals Association said the form of gambling, but supposing TIGEBS 9, .ANGELS 1—Five ap­ track team trounced Wind­ boy Hockey and Basketball tion. The Herald la reaponsible for cmly ONE Incorrect or omitted ' types of roofs and roof repairing, as well balanced a league as pos-1 you had plunked down 10 bucks ter Dave Phllley doubled home over and he promptly walked New York ...... 5 1 .888 group hes voted to continue sp^ializing tn Twenty Year Bond­ MANCHESTER housewives! Do peared to be the magic figure yes­ two runs after Earl Robinson had plnchhitter Elmer Valo to fill the A ham, 72-32, in Willimantic Tournaments may have writ­ participation rcgardleas of Insertion for any advertisement ami then only to the extent of a sihle. Season Isn't too far awaj' , a couple of weeks ago at those Minnesota ...... 5 t .714 "make good" Inaertlon. Errors which do not lessen the value of ed Roofs. Call Ml 8-7707. you know the Power Of An and men who still like the fast terday. The Tigers won their fifth walked and Marv Breeding had hit bases. But another plnchhitter, Cleveland ...... 4 8 JS71 'Sound' yesterday afternoon. As It Is a ten the end to the annual tour­ Connecticut's action. odds that not one of the 10 Amer­ straight and the Angels loat their new oval, all of the winners set the adverttsement wUI not be corrected by "make good" Insertion. hour? An Avon Representative pitch game now ha\e an oppor­ ican League clubs would win Its a two-bagger. The veteran south­ Pete Whieenant, struck out to end Chicago ...... S 8 JMM neys. 'Veteran Basketball Coach earns $2 to $3 an hour in her frie tunity to come front and center fifth in a row. Tiger southpaw Don paw permitted seven hits, walked the game. ID TUB • track recorda. "Who wants the head­ Billy Wise of Springfield Roofing and Chimneys 16-A home opener. Mossi, going the route for the first Washington ...... 8 4 .428 time. ..You earn as you leafn — and speak their piece, and register, one and fanned four. The Senators pounced on relief Boston ...... 2 S .400 VnckEiy The victory was the third 1 aches?" asked Charles Downs Cathedral aald he la "Pleased YOUR COOPERATION WILL and-make new friends al(}ng tha Well. sir. at this moment you'd Ume since last August, spaced . . . ' atraight for the high flying Indi- i ROOFING—Specializing repairing too. have JIW.OOO riding on the outcome pitcher Ray Moore for their win­ JUnsaa City ...... 1 . S .250 of Arlington, Mass., a mem­ the tourney will be dropped. BE APPRECTATED Dial Ml 3-2711 way. Why don’t .Yqu put Your • • • eight Los Angeles hits for his sec­ INDIANS 5, ATHLETICS S — ans. Two of these wins have come ber of the New England Tour­ Now, maybe we can determine roofs of all Kinds, new roofs gut­ of the Minnesota Twins-Angels ond victory. Rocky Colavito’s three ning runs in the top of the ninth. Baltimore ...... 1 5 .107 ter work, chimneys cleanecl, re­ extra hours into k business of CSicney Tech will play all its game at Los Angeles next Thurs­ Cleveland, with Vic Power provid­ Billy Klaus-and Coot Veal singled Los Angeles ...... 1 5 .167 against Central Connecticut In- ney governing body yesterday. a Maaaachuaetts a Massachu­ paired. Aluminum siding. 30 your own so ypu can enjoy better run homer in the first, and Norm terscholastlc League foes to give JOHN'SALCIUS He pointed out that few col­ living? Call BU 9-4922. home baseball games at Mt. Nebo. day. Cash's two-run double in the third, ing the punch and Bob Allen the and Klaus scored on,Pete Daley's Today’s Games setts state champion,” a pro­ Lost and Found Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 years' experience. Free estimates. Coach Tony D’Ar.gona reports. pitching, came from behind to de­ single. McClain then laid down Coach Paul Phlnney's chargc.s an leges have Indicated any in­ position he ha.k long favored. Lbs Angeles is the only American were the key blows that spelled the New York (Tony 0-0 and CaU Howley. Ml 8-5361, Ml 3-0763. Since the sport was revived at the feat Kansas City. The Indians a sacrifice bunt to score Veal. Coates 0-0) at Italtlmore (Fisher early lead In the race for league terest in pla;j’lng., host to the Massachusetts presently LOST—Female German Shepherd, 26" ENGLISH bicycle, 3-speed, League club which has not yet second defeat of the year for Jerry \V0MAN w a n t e d to do house- school the Rangers haVe played at trailed 3-2 in the eighth when Pow­ * * * honors. Like Father, Like Son tournaments, normally held In does not determine a state handbrake, accessory bag, new played before its home fans. Minne­ Casale. O-I and Brown 0-0), 2 p.m.,and 8 license 2716, vicinity Manche.ster- ' Work. Call MI 9-5985. the West Side Oval. The Tech nine . . . \ er tripled to score Tito Francona. , WHITE SOX S, RED SOX t — p.m. Co-captain Fred Kostenko was the Boston Garden and Prov­ champion, naming Eastern an^ Vernon town line. Children's pet. condition. 68 Branford Street after Heating and Plumbing 17 sota, and Kansas City played at Power then scored the winning run has been making full use of the home for the first time yesterday— y.ANKS 4, ORIOLES 2 — Mickey Minnie Minoao'a sacrifice fiy in the Los Angeles (MoBrtde 0-1) at the only double winner of the day New Haven, April 21 (/Pt—"Like idence, R. I. Arena. Western champions Instead.' Reward. MI 9-8021. 6. PART’rTIME experienced bookkeep­ pitching machine owned by the when Woody Held grounded '••ut. eighth sent Luis Apariclo home Detroit (1^(30 0-0), 2:80 p.m. for the Indians. The classy senior father, like son," they're aaying at "Without Connecticut and There has been some specula­ PLUMBING AND heating — re­ and suffered the same fate of the Mantle walloped his fourth home A WIDE SELECTION of new and modeling Installations, repairs. er with some knowledge of typing Rec Department in batting drills. run in four games and Whitey Ford Allen replaced starter Jim Grant with the winning rim as Cal Mc- Boston (DeLook 1-0) at C2U- won the broad 'jump jidth a leap Mory's today. John Murphy Jr., son playing in the smaller arenas, tion Massachusetts would hold LOST—Pass Book No. 5227, Savings for work In Mancheater. Write prexious seven home opening teams in the seventh and held the A's .lA*'-'' Department of the Connecticut used bicycles. Sales and service All work guaranteed 25 years ex­ As usual, there is both a shortage —they lost. pitched his second victory this Lish registered his first victory oago (Baumann 1-1), 2:80 pan. of 20' 3" and al.so triumphed In of the Y.-nkee'a (>ld fireman, came there juxt wouldn't be the gate a state tourney if the New Box P, Herald. of talent and personnel wnth the , scoreless thereafter to record his to the -mound In the fifth inning Bank & Trust Company, N. Main all makes. 257 Spruce St. perience. 24'hour service. Call 2 for the White Sox. Nellie Fox to finance them,” he said. The Twins were beaten by Wash­ week as the Yankees won their fifth Washington (Daniels 0-1) at the pole vault with a fine 10' 1" ef­ England affair is dropped. Ear) Van(?amp, Ml 9-4749. squad . . Mildred Hansen has been i straight after a losing debut in second triumph. drove In the first two Chicago runs Minnesota (Ramos 2-0), 2:80 pan. fort. against the University of Connegt- The decision, announced in There also was published St. Office. Application made for STENOGRAPHER —Legal exper­ ington, 5-3, In the first champion ... elected secretary of the West. Side | ship major league game ever i Yankee Stadium, with a two-run single in the third, Cleveland (AntonelU 0-0) at Junior John Salcius and co-cap­ icut yesterday and hurled shutout New Haven, Conn, yesterday, speculation that New Hamp­ payment. . Business Services Offered 13 ience, shorthand, transcription, ball the rest of the way for Yale. electric typewriter. Salary com­ Rec Mixed Couples B o w I i n g | played In Minnesota, and Cleveland I Mantle's homer came with a run- °8EN.ATORS 5, TWINS 3—Wash­ Pete Runnels and Gary Gieger Kansas City (Daley 0-1), 2:30 BAT-TBV tain Ken Smith were the other In­ was not completely unexpect­ shire, 'Vermont snd Maine may LOST: PASS BOOK No, 3555 Sav­ Radlo-TV Repair League for the 1961-62 season . ■ j ington ranted for two runs In the drove in the Boston runs. The Ells won, 10-1. Johnny Sr., one mensurate with experience. Box dampened Kansas City's season j ner on base in the third Inning off P»ZD« t h e a m e j s /c a ^j dians who had a hand in helpipg ed. John Ruddy, head of the form a Northern New England ings Department of the Connect! COSMA APPUANC® Servlca-Re Services 18 Connecticut Boxing Guild will j Sonday’s Sdiedule win two events. Salcius captured of the all-time great relief pitch­ Connecticut Interscholastic Tourney If the present tourna­ pairs all makes retrigeratora, O. Herald. honor Hartford Mayor Doni De- ers who performed some 20 years cut Bank 4 Trust Company. N New York at Baltimore. 2 p.m. JSECE/y/Ea the mile in 4:41,7 and later an­ Athletic Conference, said his ment is abandoned, but offl- Main St. Office. Application made freezers, washing machines, dry­ RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any make, PILGRIM MILLS acceptance by, Lucco at its annual dinner Mon­ Los Angeles at Detroit, 2:80 chored the victorious relay squad ago, was in the stands as his son group will withdraw in 1963. cials declined specific com­ ers ranges, oil and gas burners. free pickup and delivery on small upheld the family honors. for payment. MI 9-0055. All work guaranteed. the women of Manchester and vi­ day night. May-3 at the Hedges, I pan. with ,a 24.1 leg. Smith' won the Reaction through the rest of ment. radios, phonographs. Hours 6-10 cinity necessitates an increase in His Honor boxed as an amateur. I Radio, TV Sports Nothing Succeeds Like Success? 880 and also ran a leg of relay LOST—Parakeet, turquoise color, Boston at Chicago (2), 2:80 pan. CX)MPLETE REPAIRS - By Btu p.m. H 4 E Radio suid TV, Ml our sales force. If you’ve had ex­ Washington at Minnesota 2:30 event. vicinity Hemlock and Bigelow 9-5582, MI 3-1479 perience In selling or dressmak­ Sts. MI 9-9943. art R. Wolcott on automatic Stock car racing season is In full Saturday— p.m. Three 15-Polnt tVlnners washers dryers and electric ing, come in for a friendly inter­ Cleveland at Kansas d ty , 2:80 Other Indian winners were Jud (jONNIE’S TV and Radio. Hervlce, view at Pilgrim Mills, Hartford 2 bloom nith Rivrrsidr Park and 1 p.m.—Big Time W’restling, Pender, Basilio Both Cautious NOTK7E IS HEREBY given that ranges. M 9-6878. available all hours. Satisfaction Flain\ille Stadium offering shows Channel 8. Cubs Hot but Himsl Steps Down p.m. Gidman (100 yard dash), Jim Road, Manchester (fortnerly Monday’s Schedule Pass Book No. E 607, Issued by guarMteed. Call Ml 9-1315. on Saturday night and Sunday af­ 1 :S0—Braves vs. Pirates, Bracken (440)', Bob Foster (220) The Savings Bank of Manchester CHAIN SAW work — Trees (mt. Cheney Hall). ternoon. Jocco Magglaconio, driv­ Channel SO. Cleveland at Baltimore, 8 p.m. and Mike Simmons and Dick Reasonable rates. CaU PI 3-7558 has been lost and application has MATURE WOMAN to babysit In ing Bob Oliver's car. No. 10, holds 2 p.m.—Yanks vn. Orioles, W w York Anril 22 (A’l__ ’over kain, at the bottom of the -waukee at Pittsburgh. New York at Detroit, 2:30 p.m. Berube who tied for first In the Concerning Tonight’s Title Bout between 1:30-4:30 or any Ume MORTENSEN TV Specialized RCA Wally Moon, the hottest hitter been made to aald bank for pay­ Saturday or Sunday. mv own home, vicinity North' End. down fourth place in the point Channel 8; W'KNB 810. Not since 1952 has a Chicago nine-man list.. .Just in time to Los Angeles at Chicago, 8 p.m. high jump. Joining Salcius and ment of the amount of deposit. television, sendee. Ml 9-4641. standings at the Bay State track. 2:1&—^This Week In Sports, finish the 20-week season...And spanked the Dodgers. The lefthand- Minnesota at Kansas City, 8 Smith on the Indians winning re Call MI 9-9986. Cub team finished a season sparked the odgen), The lefthand- j AMESITE d r iv e w a y s construct, Bill Bondriean is crew chief on the Channel S. maybe become a last place man­ p.m. lay quartet were Foster and Jerry Boston, April 22 (P)—Pau!^., stand-up boxing, left and footwork PHILCO RECOMMENDED Service SECRETARIAL position in local with a .500 won and lost per­ ager. ed hitting outfielder hit hta seventh NATIONAL LEAGUE Jeske. against the damaging left hook the ed — resurfaced — sealed. Ml —On Hi-Fi's, radios, television. local car. Races start promptly 2:30—Bed Sox s-s. White Sox, Pender's slashing left hand* 3-6515, S "medical office. Applicant should each Saturday night at 8:15 . . Channel S. WTIC 1080. centage. But the -fellow who has With Himsl in charge last night. homer of the season, all over the Friday’s Results Ironman Bob Blum of Windham and elusive style make him a 34-year-old Basilio throws out of a Annoaiu^nientd Also, guaranteed service on all be a good typist and capable of Midget racers will be In' action 4 pan.—Sports Thrills, them at that level today will step The Cubs defeated the Philadelphia coliseum’s leftfield screen in Los Lon Angeles 5, Cincinnati S. was also a double winner. Blum crowding, weaving attack. SPRING CLEAN-UP—Attics cel­ other makes. Shop our special do- assuming responsibility. A knowl­ down as head man on Sunday. Angeles, and added a single. He Chicago 3, Philadelphia 2. won both the shot put and discus 2-1 favorite to retain his lim­ "You've got to keep sticking (A.L.A.) - AUTOMOBILE LEGAL it-yourself department featuring Sunday at Thompson Speedway. Channel SO. Phillies 3-2 for their fourth tri­ Association. Special Representa­ lars, garages, yards, burning bar­ edge of bookkeeping would be Len Duncan, Tony Bonadies and 4:80—Race of Week. He Is 'Vedie Himsl, the first of an umph in eight games. The vic­ scored two runs. Johnny It^ b o ro (Other games post^ned.) throws for the Whippets. ited version of the world mid­ (Jabbing) him, keep him off you rels emptied, vacant houses discount prices. Tubes 15% to helpful but not essential. This also chipped in with a homer to W. L. Pet. G.B. Picking up their 15th points of and try to wear him down," Pender tive, aifford W. Barnett, 28 Otis 50% off lia*. Open evenings and King Garpenter will be piloting the Wood Memorial, Channel 18 undetermined series of leaders the tory still left them in sixth place dleweight title against the St., Manchester, Conn., Ml 3-7424. cleaned. Barrels for sale. M 4 M position is in a modem, well- 5 p.m.—Bowling Stars, hang a defeat upon young Jay (Incinnatl .... 5 4 .556 the season and earning the right challenge of dangerous Carmen said a week ago, but since then he Rubb(.sh Removal Service, MI Saturdays. Satellite Electronics super charged Offenhauser power­ Cubs will have this season under in the National League but only Service, 165 School St., Manches­ staffed office where working condi­ ed cars . . Busty Semton will Channel 30. club owner Phil Wrigley's mass Hook of the Reds. Httsburgh .5 4 .556 to wear a letter jersey were Basilio tonight In a nationallv haa been much more reluctant to 9-9757. tions are unexcelled. Please reply» half a game from the top. Four 5 4 discuss battle plans. ter, MI 9-1786 or JA 8-1669. again coach the American Legion 5 p.m.—All-Star Golf, managerial makeup that Is bound teams — Cincinnati. St. Louis, San Second baseman Don Zinomer i *''^'*"<^***'® .556 f esN I Bracken, John Golden and Foster. televised (ABC, 10 p.m., E^T) stating background, training, ex­ Junior baaebnil team with George Channel 8. to be as confusing as the spelling figured In all the Cubs’ scoring. In ...... “ .556 With vacation next week, the bout from Boston Garden. "He's a wise old guy.” Paul said Personals STEPS, SIDEWAUvS, stone walls, perience and nature of present Francisco and Pittsburgh — .545 of his opponent. "He slips a lot of fireplaces, flagstone terraces. TV SERVICE—All makes. Honest, May and Norm Richards his as- 5 pan.—Wrestling, Oiaanel 18. of Hlmsl's name. shared first place with the fifth the first inning he singled and ’ Angele# .. 6 Indians will not compete again It's scheduled for 15 rounds, and Economical. High quality parts. employment to Box U, Herald. 8 pan.—Yanks vs. Orioles, .500 until next month. those punches. He take.* plenty, ELE(JTR0LUX Sales and Service, Work done at reasonable prices. aistants. Practice sessions mill According to plan, each fellow place Los Angeles Dodgers only scored on Billy WllUems’ double. I™ ***" ...... both fighters are very cautious Guaranteed 90 (lays. Famous for WINF 1230. .400 A COMPoaT/st(^ 100 yd. dash: 1. nidmsn (M) 2. but not as many as you might bonded representative, Alfred MI 3-0796. DENTAL ASSISTANT wanted- Ex- start next month. who assumes the role of (Nib lead­ eleven percentage points behind. In the sixth, he tallied on Ron 2 T-Aeoker- about predicting It will end in less Amell, 306 Hfenry St. Tel. Ml service since 1931. Phone MI 10 p.m.—Fight of Week, Stanto’s double. In the seventh, s • • 2 .250 Bo>'ce (W). 3. Brackz*n (M). Time, than that. think. We'll see how it goes. I'm 9-4537. Potterton's, 130 Center St. perience preferred, but not neces­ ... er must step down after two weeks. The Dodgers knocked Cincin­ Today’s Games "THS -TT^V/zV 10.4. * taking few chances with him, 8-0450. TREE PRUNING, removal and lot sary. Box F, Herald. Fmder vs. BasOlo, Philadelphia outfielder Tony Curry Mile: 1. Salrlus iM>. 2 Maiinint (M). Biggest Class B Duckpin Bowl­ Himsl will have served two weeks nati out of undisputed possession "If the opportunity arises, I'll though.” clearing. Call Frank C. Noble Jr., Channel 8. muffed his fly ball for a three base Chicsigo (C u i^ s 0-0 or Ells­ I. Ohalecltt (W). Time. 0:41.7. ing Tournament on the Connec­ after Sunday's doubleheader in of first place, defeating the Reds, worth 0-1) at Ftiiladelphls (Short PnCH/M& -ffTAFP 440 Yd nin: 1. Bracken (Ml. 2 KInr try for the knockout, but no pre­ Basilio, a former middleweight VACUUM CLEANERS Repaired In MI 9-6053. Millinery Dressmaking 19 CLERK TO type and file pArt-tlme. error enabling Al Heist to score my own home shop. Forty years ticut scene this season is sched­ Sunday— Philadelphia. 5-3. Sandy Koufax pitched a' six- 0-0) 2:05 p-m. (M). 3. ZeiKler (Mj. Time, S.’i.S. dictions," Basilio said. "I expect to and welterweight champ from up­ Main Street office. Tel, MI 3-4686 Who wrill be next? Mr. Wrigley hitter and registered his first the winning run. 880 yd. nin: 1. Smith IM). 2. J. have to chase him. His style is not factory experience. All makes, LAWN MOWERS, all types sharp DRESSMAKING and alterations on or MI 9-0876. uled Saturday and Sunday at the Yanks vs. Orioles, Milwaukee (Spahn 0-1) at Pitts­ Golden (M). 3. Kcalins (W), Time, state New York, haa won two easy ened and repaired. G. Snow, 336 ladies’ clothing, children’s cloth­ hasn't said, but Himsl's successor April triumph in seven seasons as Donin 'tordwell, with the help of 3:03.8. aggressive." 10-round decisions in a comeback low rates, free estimates, free Holiday Lanes. Manager Paul Cor- Channel 8, WKNB 810. burgh (Law 0-2), 2 p.m. pickup and delivery. Mr, MUler, Summit, Tel. MI 3-4531. ing a specialty. Also draperies and R.N. OR L.P.N, part-time 7-3 shift. renti reports the lanes mill be 2 p.m.—Braves vs. Pirates, most likely will be one of three — a major leaguer. He struck out 11. Don El^on to the mventh, was Clndiinatt (Jay 0-1) at Los An­ Scholastic Baseball College Baseball 220 yd. dash: 1, Foster (Mt, 2. Jeske Pender was even more reluctant after a pair of brutal maullngs at Elvin Tappe, Harry Craft or Rain forced the postponement (M), i. B o r u s (WI, Time. 24 9. JA 2-1471. evening gowns made. Prices rea­ Nurses aides part-time 3-11 shift. closed each day for open bomiing Channel 30. the winner. Robin Roberta,' who geles (Podres 1-0), 11 p.m. Broad Jump: 1, Kostenko (M). 2. to talk of a knockout. the hands . f NBA title holder Gene LAWN MOWERS sharpened and sonable. MI 9-9948. Laurel Manor. MI 9-2324, / until 9 o'clock Sunday night.;. 2:30—Red Sox vs. White Sox, Bobby Adams. And what happens of the other schedule games, St. deserved a better fate, loat his St. Louis (Sadecld 1-0) at San New London 7, Bulkeley 5. Trinity 2, Colby 1. Haynei (Wl, 3. Doucette (W). Distance. "Sure. I'd like to get a knock­ Fuller. WANTED—Ride to G. Fox from repaired, sales and service, pick to Himsl himself? He starts all Louis at San Francisco and Mil- third of the year. Francisco (Marichal 0-1), 4 p.m. New Britain 6, Weaver 3. Vermont 3, Coast Guard 2. 30' 3". out," he said. "I don't want to go "I fight to win and if a knock­ up and delivery. Complete line of Already 432 entries have been re­ Channel S, W n O 1080. HIsh Jump: 1. Tie between Berube N. Elm Street. Hours 9-6:15. Call Moving—Trucking— CLERK ceived for the Bomiing Carnival at 5:80—Tenpin Derby Sunday’s Schedule Platt 8, Woodrow Wilson 7. Willimantic State 16, Rhode Is­ (Mt and Simmons (M). 3. Sommers 15 rounds with tha’ giiy. out comes, good. I'm juat aiming MI 9-3509. Toro riders, reels, and rotaries, the Holiday Lanes which started Channel 8. Chicago at Philadelphia (2), 1:05 Southington 13. Glastonbury land College 2 (5). (Ml. Heixht. 5'2", "My left hand may be sharp, to lick him and take the title awaiy garden and lawn supplies. L 4 M Storage 20 Office experience not required. Pole Vault: 1. Ko.stenko (M). 2. lie from him," he said. last Saturday and will run for one p.m. Middletown 7. Farmington 1. Danbury 6, Westfield Teachers 5. between Brown (W) and Ckokas (M). but don't go for the Idea that I’m Equipment Corporation, Route 83, Interesting and pleasant work, Milwaukee at Pittsburgh, 2 p.m. Windsor 4, Newington 0. Fairlelgh Dickinson (N.J.) 5, .Several Advajitagea Vernon, Conn. TR 5-7601’. TdANCHESTER Package Delivery. m onth... Tournament golf season Helsht 10' 1". going to slice him up. Except for Automobiles for Sale 4 Light trucking and package deliv­ at the Manchester Country Club Major League Cincinnati at Los Angeles, 6 p.m. Rockville 8, Plainville 3. Southern Conn. 3. Shot Put: 1. Blum (W), 2. Bouthllller the (Sugar Ray) Robinson fight he Among the Pender advantages CLERK-TYPIST One Stroke Buls;e (W). 5. Czarnota (M). Distance. OLDER CARS mechanics spe­ HEAVY DUTY Rototiller service ery, Refrigerators, washers and started today with a Four Ball, St. Lonis at San Framdsco, 4 Hartford 1, Suffolk (Mass.) 0 43' in 'i” . has never been seriously cut. ' It are age (four years) and weight p.m. (about five pounds), height (al­ cials, flxit yourself cars, always for hire—lawns and gardens. Call stove moving specialty. Folding Opening for qualified typist. Must Best Ball event. Next Saturday = L e a d e r s = (12 Innings). Discus: 1. Blum (Wt, 2. Bouthlllier could go the distance. You can't chairs for rent. Ml 9-0752. For Mickey Wright Monday’s Schedule MINOR LEAGUE BASEB.ALL (W). 3. Kostenko (M). Distance, tell.” most five inches) and reach (five a good selection. Look behind our MI 9-3920. bp High School graduate. Previous will be a Two Ball, Best Ball 138' 10". office. Douglas Motors. 333 Main. office experience helpful but not event featured... Clyde Richard 4^. MUwsukee at Pittsburgh, 8:15 Eastern League Mel Harder has been with the Javelin: 1, Kaar (Wt. 2. Crjirnota Pender, 30-year-old one-time fire­ inches). Pender expected to weigh GARDENS PLOWED and har­ AUSTIN A, CHAMBERS Ck). Local- In Zaharias Open AMERICAN LEAGUE pan. in close to the 160 pound limit to­ essential. Company offers complete has won a berth with the Rens- Batting — Temple, (Cleveland, Reading 6, Lancaster 3. Cleveland Indians as pitcher and (Ml. 3. Hutchins (Wt. Distance. 149' 9". man from Brookline, Mass., has rowed no job too small. Phone MI moving, packing, storage. Low (Only gsme scheduled) 8*0 Yd. Relav: 1. Mancheater (Foster, boxed more than 100 rounds getting day, and Basilio said he would be NEED A CAR and had your credit benefit program, good wages, air- sealer Poly varsity baseball team .444; Brandt, Baltimore, .389; Springfield 6, Binghamton 0. coach for 33 years. Jeske. Smith. Salclust. Time. 1:39.3. turned down? Short on down pay­ 9-5951. rate on long distance moves to ready for his third defense of a about 155. conditioned office. Apply Employ­ in Troy, N. Y. The local sopho­ Beaumont, Tex., April 22 (JPi— ' Wood. Detroit and Versalles, Min­ ment? Bankrupt? Repossession? 48 states. Personalized service. Ml ment Office. Mickey Wright, the tall Dallas title recognized In Europe, Massa­ Pender expects to get about $80.- SAM’S UPHOI.-STERY — Retired 3-5187. s Park, Fla., golfer won her second Offered 13-A Paperhanging. Wallpaper books. squad this spring. The local man is In close pursuit was Ruth Jes- the pace, challenged Peter putting from the fringe of the 18th erg Mancheater-Willlmaritlc area. Angeles, 6. green. Had the shot been good. successive North and South Ama­ Wallpaper removed. Ceilings. MI 9-0090 for interview appoint­ a Bophomorb who lettered last sea­ sen, the Seattle blonde, who had Hits—Temple, Cleveland and Thomson today for the third teur title with a 3 and 1 victory Oar Pullers Beoin Barometer S h o iv s WE NEED GOOD WEAVING of Bums, moth doles Floors. Good clean workmanship. son. He is majoring ita nietailurglc- Bolt would have tied Thomson. But ment. a 71, while Kathy Whitworth of t'he'*? Versalles, Minnesota, 12; Ihersall round lead of the $40,000 over Judy Bell of Wichita. Kan.. and lorn clothing, hosiery runs, Fully insured. Reasonable rates. al engineering... Jimmy (Minnie) Jal, NJd., and Mary Lena Faulk it stopped six feet from the cup. CLEAN USED CARS handbags repaired, zipper re­ and Phillips, (Cleveland, 10; five He refused to putt until a gallery In yesterday's finals, scheduled for In Earnest Today Four - and - Twenty Leo 'Pelletier, Ml 9-6326 or kU MECHANICS Wanted, experienced, Minicurcl, a 280-pound tackle of Sea Island, Ga,. were tied for IjsPfl tied with 9. Houston. Golf Classic. Playing 18 holes. placements. umbreilas repaired, marshal asked the crowd to keep Highest prices paid. You 9-5082. to work in new car Agency. Apply with Manchester High not too third place at 72. Doubles—Kaline, Detroit, 4; Ro­ li the same threesome. Palmer, The victory was her third here Favorite in Derby men’s shtrt collars reversed and in person at Chorches Motors, 80 many years ago, now tips the mano, Cleveland, Hunt, Los An­ the king of golf for 1960, sought quiet. He missed the putt, took A In five years. In the twfc losing New York, April 22 (TP)—The may have what we're looking replaced. Marlow's Little Mend­ EXTERIOR AND Interior painting. Veteran F’atty Berg of St. An­ bogle, and posted a 69-69—138. young rowing season picks up Oakland St., Manchester. MI Fairbanks at 270 pounds. His drews. 111., and 17-year-old San­ geles and Lemon, Minnesota, 3; the lead the former British Open years she was runnerup and a for. Get in touch with us today. ing Shop. Ceilings refinished. Paperhanging. 3-2791. partner at the Imperial Steak Ten tied with 2; champion from Australia has held Player refused to discuss the semiflnaliat steam today with six major crews Lexington, Ky.. April 22 (yP) Wallpaper books. Estimates given. dra Haynle of Fort Worth, mak­ swinging Into action for the first FLA'i’ FINISH Holland window House, Tommy Benoit, also a for­ ing her first tour, were tied at 73. Triples—Piersall, Cleveland, 2; through 36 holes. CB)ddy confusion. Whatever the In nine successive tournament A barometer that haa predicted FkillV covered by insurance. Call CLOTHING MAN experienced tn Thomson closed in a strong wind cause, the situation did not pre­ appearances In the 59-year-old time. three _of the past four , Kentucky MORIARTY BROTHERS shades made to measure. All Edvvard R. Price, MI 9-1003. men and boy's wear and interest­ mer footballer, is over the 200 Louise Suggs of Atlanta, lead­ Fourteen tied with 1. metal Venetian blinds at a new Home Runs—Mantle, New York, with eight straight pars yester­ vent him from taking a 72-69— classic she has won 27 of 33 Yale. Harvard, Princeton, Syra­ Derbj^ winner.* — Keeneland'a ed in job with future, salary plus pound mark.. . And a short dis­ ing money-winner of the year and low price. Keys made while you EXTERIOR AND interior painting, tance from the Imperial site, 4; Allison. Minnesota, 3; Sievers, day for a 65-71—136 that left him 141 that gained two strokes on matches. Over the last five years cuse, Rutgers, and MIT unveil Fore-runner P\(r.ae — today point­ , 301 Center Street commission. Apply Stein’s Men favorite in this tournament, was their 1961 eights in various re­ wait. Marlow’s. decorating, ceilings, floors, paper- Johnny Morianos, another ex- grouped at 74 with Betty Jameson Chicago, Colavlto, Detroit, KIus- one stroke ahead of Palmer, Jerry Thomson. ' her record is 22-2. Four of her six ed at Alberta Ranches' Four-and- and Boy's Qothirig Store. Man­ gattas along the Eastern Sea­ hanging, steaming. CHeap work­ chester Shopping Parkade, 360 Manchester High gyldder, checks of S ^ Antonio and Cynthia Sul­ zewski, Los Angeles and Green Barber, Johnny Pott, and Lionel No Disturb.'uices losses were by 1 up. Twenty. DICK’S WEATHERSTRIP Com Although she didn't have these board. manship. Free estimates. No job Middle Tpke., West. Only those in at 220 pounds, as co-owner of livan of Florence, S.C. and 'Mincher, Minnesota, 2. P^ebert. The three-year-old son of Blue pany doors and windows, custom too small. John Verfallle, MI Stolen Bases—Versalles, Minne­ Palmer was the last of the 137’s There were no disturbances as Impressive statistics at hand, that Next week most of the other Price-Sixpence 2nd led all the way CONVERTIBLE, 1957 Consul, beau- work guaranteed. Call collect Wli- experienced need apply. the Three J's.. . Show me a town Betay Rawls of Spartanburg, the Negroes carried their signs in major powers — Cornell. Califor­ 3-2521. with a good .American Legion S.C., the defen^ng champion, vi'as sota, 4; Wood ajjd Kaline, Detroit to finish and he saw an 18-foot la what Miss Bell meant at the Friday and took an easy two- tiful condition, 3 position top, llmantic. HA 8-1196 LIFE INSURANCE salesman— We and Green, Minnesota, 2; Fifteen birdie putt that would have given front of the clubhouse at the 7,- trophy presentation ceremony nia. Washington, Stanford, and radio, whitewalls. Phone after 5 Junior baseball program-.and^I’tl a 76. 122-yard'T»qr 70 municipal course. length victory over J. Graham PAINTING AND paperhanging. have an opening for one top qual­ tied with 1. him a tie for the lead roll two feet when she noted: Pennsylvania—will join the oar- SrowTi’s He’s A Pistol. Clark arid p. m. MI 3-6733. HAROLD 4 SONS, Rubbish remov­ Good clean workmanship at rea show you a town with good high Miss Suggs complained of poor Slfford last week became the first pulling parade. Wisconsin gets in­ al. cellars, and attics cleaned. ity salesman. Experienre not re­ school baseball team. putting. She said the greens on Pitching — Allen, Cleveland, past the cup on the final green. ’’We’ll all be back hete next Radkovich’s Ronnie's Ace was sonabta rates 30 years in Man­ quired. Man selected will be Mossi and Lary, Detroit, Ramos, Negro to take part In a PGA co­ year in Meintire's Alley." to the act May 6. 1960 CHEVROLET Parkwood sta­ Ashes, papers all rubbish. Harold ... th^ 6,219-yard Beaumont Country His 69 and a first round 68 per­ third, 1 3/4 lengths back. tion wagon, V-8, power glide chester. Raymond Fiske. MI thoroughly trained. Income while Minnesota, Turley, New York and mitted him, however, to pick up sponsored tournament in the deep Hoar. Ml 9-4034 9-9237. Clu6 Course were so fast she had South by competing in the Greens­ The favorite In the seven-fur­ radio, heater, whitewall.*, electric learning up to $600 monthly, plus Fire & Police Athletic Associa­ McClain, Washin^on, 2-0, 1.000. two strokes bn Thomson. long Derby Prep, Fred W. Hooper's tion will stage a seml-formal dance trouble judging how to stroke the SAFE AT THIRD— Yankee shortstop Tony Kubek slid boro, N.C., 'Open. ' window, low mileage. MI 9-0538. SLIP COVERS expertly made, WANTED—Painting interior And earned bonuses. Apply in person ball. Strikeouts—Pascual, Minnesota Plamer’s miss was only part of Cro Zier, threatened only before chairs, $12 plus material. Call or eall for appointment. Slassa- tonight at the Armorj-, with danc­ safely into third base last night after advancing on in­ and Turley, New York, 16; Ford, B otf Thomson and Palmer said exterior. Ceilings, halls, and en­ Miss Suggs came here fresh the drama of the second round. Schoolboy All-American Gager the turn for home. He then faded anytime, MI 9-1154, - rhusetts Mutual Life Tnsuranee ing from 9 to 1 o'clock with Paul field groundnut. Here Brooks Robinson applies the tag New York, 15; Mossi, Detroit, 12; a strong wind made the second and finished fourth in a field of PACKARD, 1954, good running con­ tire home. Free estimates.- Rea- Co., Val M. Janschutz, 637 Farm­ Landerman and his orchestra. from winning her fourth tourna­ WUd Day .sonable rates, no obligation. Rock­ after a late throw from first ba.seman Walt Dropo. Five tied with 10. Tommy Bolt, the No. 11 all-time round more difficult than the first, six Derby eligibles. dition. best offer. MI 3-0606. mSHER • REFRIGERATOR re­ ington Ave., Hartford. Phone AD Proceeds are earmarked for the ment of the year when she cap­ particularly on the back nine. Now Most Sought After Athlete ville TR 5-7825. tured the Dallas Civltan Open for money winner in golf, had another The forerunner is a more presti pairs. Prompt, economical, expert, 2-4411. purchase of football equipment Watching the first inning play was umpire Cal Drum­ NATIONAL LEAGUE guaranteed. Phone -MI 9-4537, Pot- the third straight time. of his angry spells while claiming Jerry Plttmam, 24-year-oId new­ gioua race than its $7,500 purse for the new Pony Ledgue entries. mond. (AP Photofax.) Batting — Moon, Los Angeles, comer from Tlilsa, was among PLYMOUTH 1951-Verv good con­ terton’s, 130 Center St. Electrical Services 22 SERVICE STATION attendant, ex­ the gallery at the 18th green was New York— (NEA) -r- Another-^than not under fooAall playlights. indicates because of Its unique dition, $89. Call MI 3-2521. Tickets will be available at the .543; Cunningham, St. Louts, .469; heckling him. Gary Player, the those having back nine troubles. reputation; perienced. Full-time and part- door. Bill Skoneski reports. .. All Gonzalez, Philadelphia, .455; Post, All-America high school basket­ Where the football player is lo.st RADIO-TV REPAIRS all makes. FREE ESTIMATES—Prompt serv­ time. Wyman Oil Company, 24 new Masters C h a m'p I o n from Pittmann, two strokes off the pace In .the shuffle, the basketball star Of its past four winners, three 1957 OLDSMOBILE convertible, full Car.*, phonographs, changers. ice on all types o ' , electrical wlr-, Central 'V'alley B. League baseball Cincinnati, .407; Kasko, Cincin.- Semth Africa, fired his carry be­ after 18 holes, was six under par ball squad, is remindful that in have gone on to win the run for Main Street. games during the month of April Rams’ Tossers in First natl. .405. is an individual personaitty. power, excellent condition; 1956 Honest, economical. (Guaranteed 90 ing Licensed and insured, Wilson fore moving onto the back nine. A after 27 holes. He had three bo­ more recent years these lads have “ What college athiet(! was given ihe rosea at Churchill Downs. Ford station wagon, tudor, auto­ days. Famous for service for 30 Electrical Co., Manchester, MI are scheduled for seven innings. Runs — Moon, Los Angeles and group of Negroes picketed the Me­ gles and a double bogie on the Sloppy Track This move gets the full endorse­ Boyer, St. Louis, 10; Zimmer, Chi­ beconae the most sought of all ath­ more publicity last season than matic, radio, heater, motor over- years. Phone MI 9-4537. Potter- 9-4817 Glastonbury. ME 3-7376. morial Course because (Jharles Sif- .windy back nine and dropped to a letes. Jerry Lucas, Ohio State's Olym­ They were Iron Liege in 1957, hauletl; 1953 Chevrolet Bel Air 4- ton's, ^ Continued on next page ment of the writer, mainly be­ Sparked By Five Run First cago, Wills, Los Angeles and Cun­ ford, the first Negro ever to play 67-72— 139. Tim Tam In 1958 and Tomy Lee in door, automatic, radio, heater. Ex­ cause of the usually cool, or cold Batting—WsUy Moon, Dodgers ningham, St. Louis, 9. Haskell Cohen of the profes­ pic basketball ace, for example ? Bond.s— Stocks Mortpaces !U in a PGA tournament In the South, Tied with Pittman at 139 were sional National Basketball A's- "The football season Is confined 1959. cellent second car, MI 3-4177. SAM'S UPHOLSTERY — Retired w^eather, and the absence of Day­ —Slammed his seventh home run, Runs Batted In — Moon, Los SKI AND SKY— Johnny from the shop. Can take care of all over the Coliseum’s leftfield Rockville—Exploding for five runs in the opening frame. Rock­ was not in the classic. Freddie Haas, New Orleans, and soclation says the first five will to nine weeks. The basketball sea­ Wiegert hovers in the Tomplon won last year’s fore­ MORTGAGE MONEY— Available light Saving Time for the three Angeles. 12; Spencer, St. Louis, 11; The crowd noise that Bolt said Gordon Jones, Orlando, Fla. runner and Was the Derby favor­ all your upholstering needs at in any amounts. Terms to fit your hour, plus, gam es... .Steve Mc- screen, to help the Dodgers defeat ville Highs' baseball team went on from there to post an 8-5 triumph PETER THOMSON have. 200 offers from colleges. son lasts three-and-a-half months. 1951 FORD, very good condition, Post, Cincinnati, 9; T. Davis, Los There are several reasons why When It Is concluded, the player ,skv over Cypress Gar­ ite.' but threw a shoe during the great savings. Call (?H 2-2378. budget J D. Realty, 470 Main Adam, Manchester High athlete, I Cincinnati 5-3. over Plainville here yesterday afternoon. It was the first victory In Angeles, 8; Robinson and Cole­ asking $135. MI 3-1362. SEPTIC TANKS three tries for the Rams In the Central 'Valley B League. the recruiting of high school stars has somewhere to go. The high dens, Pla. The 12-year- race and 'Venetian Way won. St. MI 3-5129. has been accepted at UConn.., ] Pitching — Whitey Ford, Yan­ man, Cincinnati, Vlrdon, Pltts- AND 2 Running on a sloppy track fol­ kees—hurled a seven-hitter for Rockville picked up single tallies' has become even more feverish in school boy goes to college, the col­ old set a new world water Baseball scoring ruling: When a Pittsburgh, 4; Seven tied with 3. basketball than It Is in football. lege stickout to one of three pro­ lowing a morning of rain, Four- catcher interfere with a batter, the his second victory of the week as in the third, fourth and sixth Hits — Moon, Los Angeles, 19; Fraser Only Foreigner Left Sport Schedule ski jumping record in the Auto Repairing— Painting 7 NOTICE PP.UCGED SEWERS the Yankees downed the Baltimore frames to more Uian make up for Many small colleges which make fessional leagues. The NBA has Junior Boys class clear­ And-T^enty was timed at 1:23 better is awarded first base and Kasko, Cincinnati, T. Davis, Los np attempt to field teams in vast­ taken extraordinary players away for the seven furlongs — only one ZONING BOARD charged with a time at bat. The Orioles, 4-2. a five-run uprising on the part of Angeles, Groat, Pittsburgh and ing .77 feet in Tampa FOREIGN CAR owners — Atten­ CLEAN LOAM Machine Gleaned Plainville in the top of the sixth. But Choice in Dallas Event Sunday, April 28 ly costlier football stick out In from the major baseball leagues.” and one-fifth seconds off Tomy tion. Repairs on your car. Reason­ OF APPEALS catcher Is gi'(’en an error. Cunningham, St. Louis, 15. basketball. Top Students Too tests. Lee's track record. able quick, and right the first “'V • • » The Ranvs hammered out eight hits Doubles — Kasko, Cincinnati, Scandia at Hartford Italian Vanance.*-exceptions Septic Tanks. Dry Wells, Sewer with the big blow Whit Ferguson's American B. The baaketbadl coach has no Scholastic Magazines formerly time. MI 3-4177. Granted For Sale Lines [nstalled—Cellar Water­ Jimmy Hoivath of Manchester Engle Headlines Moon, Los Angeles and Groat, m o « than five players going for announced Its All-America high' two-run triple In the first inning. Pltsburgh, 4; Seven tied with 3. Dallas, Tex. April 22 (/P)— Only^and suffered considerable damage Monday, April 24 Manchester Water Co., pumping proofing Dene. is the new vice president of the Rome, Italy -x. Teddy Wright, him at one Ume, so the scout can school squad alphabetically, but station, Bretton Rd. (98' east of Central Connectlmt Board of Ap­ Stan dander hurled all the way Triples — Post, Cincinnati and one foreigner was left In the In the first set. Avon at RHAM, 3:15. Auto Driving School 7-A WM. F. STEELE Coaches’ Clinic 148J;, Detroit, stopped Helmut Dallas Invitational Tennis Tour­ In semifinals today Fraser meets Tueeday, April 35 111 afford to make a mistake. The now lists the stsndouts according Rioter’s Mercantile Champs; Parker St.) proved Basketball OfficUls. Jim to gain credit for the victory and Stuart, Pittsburgh, 2; Twelve tied average Institution has no more to height, "now the major con­ McK i n n e y b r o s . Kllstol, 152, Germany, 8. Jeese with 1. nament today but he happened to Richardson while Bartzen takes on Hall at Manchester, 2:30. Me­ MORTLOCK’B Manchestar’a lead­ Manche.*ter Water Co., pumping Murray has been rc-eleeted secre­ even his season's record at 1-1. than eight or 10 basketball schol­ sideration. A total of 30, selected st.ation, West of No. 73 Lydall St. and SON tary-treasurer. Al Pusz of .Mlddle- .Storrs, April 22 (J>)—Charles Jones, 143>4, Loh Angeles, stopped Home Runs — Moon, Los be Neale Fraser of Australia, Holmberg. morial Field. ing driving school. Three skilled Sewerage Disposal Co. (Rip) Elngle, head football coach dander struck out seven and yield­ Franeo NencI, 143 1/4, Italy, 6, arships as against 25 or 30 In f(xit- by sports writers throughout the Chandler’s 113.22 Top Average Stefan Penhacker, garage vari­ towTi holds down the top official ed five hits but one of these was a Angeles,' 7; Boyer and Spencer, St. who’s rated No. 1 Amateur in the Doubles were started yesterday Rockville at Farmington, 3:13. courteous lastructors. Caass room ^ Ml 9-7842 ISO-m Pearl 8t.—Ml 3-5S0S at Pennsylvania State University, Frank Hardisop, 142, Las Vegas, world. and the teams of Ehnerson-Frazer, ball, wher6 the character builder land, is headed by 6-11 Reggie instructions for 16. 17 year olds. ance, 103 Starkweather St. spot. Next season the board w*UI three-run homer by losing pitcher Louts, 4; Coleman, Cincinnati and has numbers on his side and isn't Harding of Detroit Eastern arid Aurel Bumsch, sideline variance, operate with commissioners who will be a feature speaker at the Nev. stopped Kid Salerno, 182, Vlrdon, Pittsburgh, 3. Fraser, seeded first In the local Bartzen-Richardson, Laver-Ayala Final Standings (^6 4 44 to finish two games be­ Telephone Mr. Mortlock, Director Bob Hull. Italy, 5. DIek Young, 160, Phila­ KACEY TBa«PIN too badly hurt by a proselyting Haskell Tlson of Geneva, III. The of Driver Education, Ml 9-7398. 49 Cornel'. St. will assign games in the area. Walt 16Lh annual (jonnecticut Coaches’ Stolen Bases — Pinson and touriiament, won his second round and Martin MulUgan of Australia Standings W. hind Kloter's. Clinic here Aug. 8-10, it was an­ Rockville ...... 501 101 x—8 8 0 delphia, knocked out Paolo Cot and Warren Jacques of Lfimar mistake here and there. shortest member 1s 5-10’,4 Randy Wilfred Dion, conversion, 277 Ackeriy, Charlie Hoivath and Ed Robtpson, Cincinnati, 4; Wills, Los match yesterday, beating Wolf­ « W. Pet. Embry of Owensboro, Ky. Kloter's ..SO High average belonged tg Sonny LARSfJN’S Connecticut's first li­ nounced today. Plainville ...... 0 0 0 005 0—5 3 2 tino, 161, Italy, 4. gang Stuck of Germany, 7-5, 6-3, Tech won opening round matches "Basketball Is outdrawing foot- Highland St. • SEPTIC TANKS Johnson, all retired whistle tooters, dander and Fahy; Hull and Angeles and Mays, San FTrancisco, Pagan! Caterers .... 87 .685 'ball In high schools throughout The 6-4 VanArsdale twins, Dick Man. Auto Parts Chandler with 113.22. Bob Jan- censed driving school trained — Flarl While & A. Brazlnskt, will handle the assignments for the Engle, past president of the Melbourne, Australia — Johnny but his fellow Australians, Rod to advance to the semifinals. Modes ...... 80 Flano’s ...... icke’s 165 w'as high individual sin­ CLEANED and INSTALLED American Football Coaches As­ Sweet. Melfah, 149i/j, ' Ghana, knocked 2; Thirteen tied with 1. .625 the country," renilnds Coach Ken- and Tom, of Indianapolis Manual Certified and approved is now of­ swimming school variance, 20 schools and leaguer"that forward Pitching — Elston, Chicago, Laver and Roy Emerson, who were Emerson-Fraser beat CTilf Buch- Morlarty Bfos...... 73 Jon Di's ...... gle while Joe Vinsko took high in- fering classroom and behind sociation, will be assisted In the out Peter R e^ , 1,50, Australia, S. holz of TYinlty University and .570 nv • Norton of Manhattan College. furnish an unusual touch. Htmd- Bnckland St. their scfaedolm . . . (Howard Hol­ Purkey, Cincinnati and Friend. one-two In the River Ciaka Tour­ Turcotte Easo ...... 7 0 .547 some lads and first and third aca­ Allied Printing .. dividual triple with 378. Joe Nark wheel Instruction for teenagers. The above will be effective April For Sale • SEW ERS comb has resigned as sports editor football phase of the clinic by Bob nament at Houston, were, swept Butch Newman of San Antonio, "Tills means It is outgrowing Scandia on Road Pittsburgh, 2-0, 1.000; Fifteen tied E. A S. G a g e...... 69 1 .543 football. Why, football no longer demically In a graduating class of Frank's Rest. .. . and John Barletta shared high Ml 9-607S, 24. 1961. MACHINE CLEANED of the Torrington Register to ac­ Ingalls, head football coach at the out on a wave of upsets. 6-4, 6-3; Bartzen and Richardson Shea’s Nutmeg ...... 67 6 « 44 Pkg. Store without a mark with 94's. University of Connecticut, and Friday’ s Honiprs with 1^0, 1.000. .528 is being played in many sections. more than 400. they are sought by Notice filed in office of Town cept the editor’ post with the Strikeouts — Drysdale, Los Laver, seeded second here, took triumphed over Holmberg and Jay Fogarty Bros...... 65 Herm’s Camera Pennant winning Kloter's turned PREPARE FOR driver’s tezt. Clerk—April 20, 1961. , RESTAURANT • INSTALLATION Daniel Casey, coach of Hillhouse Scandia A Cs soccer team will be Freeman of Arkansas, 6-3, 6-2; .512 Most Glamorous every Big Ten institution and Ages 16 to 60. Driving and class Litchfield Inquirer . . . Uoyd Hln- (Season Totals In Parentheeee) Angeles, 18; Podres, Los Angeles a 6-1, 6-4 trimming from Ron J. J. Lappen Ins...... 57 many outside of that rapid circuit. Man, Style Bar . In the top team triple a boom­ ZONING BOARD cbey, fine Norwich Free Academy High School. on the road Sunday afternoon. The Holmberg, the sensation from Laver-Ayala beat WilUe Wolfe and .449 "BaskeUMiU has become the room. Three instructors. No wait­ SPECIALIST local hooters will journey to Hart­ NAHONAL LEAGUE and Sanford, San Francisco, 17; Stevenson’s Ins...... 54 .442 more glamorous game In high It is interesting to note that Mem. Comer Store ing 1,701. But team single hon­ OF a p p e a l s and GRILL basketball whit, is reported headed ■The.'clinic’ is co-sponsored by Brooklyn. Third seeded Emerson Tom Howorth of Southern Metho­ Fillorama Const...... 32 ors was taken by Jon-Dl’s with ing .Manchester Driving Acade­ Roger B. Bagley, the State University and the Con- ford to take on the Hartford Italian Moon, Dodgers (7). Williams, Los Angeles, 16; Koufax, .406 school and many colleges. The bas­ Huntington, W. Va.; Portsmouth, for Proridence College after first Robinson, Reds.(21. lost to Ham Richardson of Dallas, dist University, 6-1, 6-2, and Mul- Man, Surplus ...... 50 Salvaging one game in a best 638. my. PT 2-7249. Chalrmali Full liquor permit. Centrally deciding on Holy Cross. Big D ^ dy necUcut Interscholastic Athletic American B club. Los Angeles, 14. .323 ketball . player is now the per­ Ohio: and Ashland, Ky.. are with­ Town and Gnmtn ^ERICAN LEAGUE the former Davis Cupper, 4-6,. 6-3, Ugan-Jacques downed Wolfgang Home Specialties ...4 1 in 50 miles of each other on \he of three set With Herm’s, K|ot- Leading , scores on the final Daniel L. Hair, located'in Manchester. Dave Hicks h u been offered a Conference. Stuck- and Peter Scholl of Ger­ .323 sonality kid. Mantle,* Yankees (4). 6- 2. “Whereas an inside lineman In banks of the Ohio River and all er’a clinched the championship in night were owned by Tom Ral- Garage— Sfrvice— Storage 10 Secretary DRAINAGE 00. Bctaolanhlp to Seattle University. Most expisnslve yearling thor­ Colavlto, Tigers (2). College Golf Ayala Blew Up many, 6-^ 6-1. Among top pinners were Al Ber- boasted state champions. the Mercantile Bowling League on mondo 146-359, Sonny Chandler T<(. Ml 4-II02 ( . . . Johnny Gaalivri of Bo(dcville Since moving from Boston to oughbred bought at Keenelahd’s football Is rarely heard of aad Bitko, Angels (1). Bernard Bartaen of Dallas, D’AppollonlO can't be Men or idenUfled, i ^ * As pointed out In the foregoing, the final night of the regular sea­ 357, Joe Cinsko 139-355, Nick Ml « -l1 4 3 High will assist at Fnuik Ramsey’s Milwaukee in 1953, the Braves Bales last summer was NashoUn, Mincher, Twins (2). iMicded fourth, beat tampermental Only 11 out of TSOpunbi wore son. Second place Mancheater Auto Twerdy 355, Fred Hunt 139-353, FOR BALE—Two-car garage. CaU Connecticut 7, Maine 1. TaworsW 21^ John taton got a elose-up of all the basketball la anything but a num­ Read Herald Ads. WirirMhsM Camp tn Windham Cen- have never finished worse than a son of Nashua. He cost John Green, Twins (2). Wesleyan 7, Clark 0. Lula Ayala of Chile 6-4, 18-11. blocked during Um 18M Nattonal Parta scored a 2-1 decision over Dick Trotter 853, Ed Tomklel 850. MI 9-5188 after 5. tar thh| summer. ’’ CoUaveochlo buketbM combatants, more often bers game. turd in the National L ia g u t rade. OMn of New York »76,000. ^ Long, Senatoto (1). <3utnnlpiao 4, Bridgeport S. Ayala blew up over a baae Una eaU FOotbaU LiMguo season. a06, John Oolangoo 300. Y « / r MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, APRIL 22, 1961 I^AGE ELEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, APRIL 22, 1961 PA G E TEN BtW inM S Property For Sale 70 Houses For Sale 72 Houaes For Sale 72 Housed For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Wanted— Real Estate 77 COLUMBIA, Route 6—Three block MANCHESTER — Older 6-room BOLTON I—814,70(>—BUY this 6 room cape THERE 0U6HTA BE A LAW BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Apartments— Flats— Bosineaa Locatloiis MANCHESTER — New listing. WISH SOMEONE to handle your Insurgents Take Over Diamonds—^ tch c 64 and brick buildings with over house on Florence Street, sold with Brook, shrubs, trees provide pic­ now. Price reduced, owner pur­ 816,500 Colonial. Set among trees, real estate? Cali me at Ml 9-0320 J ew elry 48 Tenements ' . 63 For Rent 10,230 sq. ft., plus 6,000 sq. ft. of extra lot of record, 60x160, for turesque setting for this spacious chased new home. Good neighbor­ screened rear porch, front vesti­ for prompt and courteous service. storags, 1440 feet of Anchor fence 813,500. Belfiore Agency, ka (app. 1,400 sq. ft.) cuatom built hood, large -lot, klumlnUm siding, Joseph Barth, Broker. SIX ROOM duplex, heat, hot STORB FOR rent on Spruce bule, attached garage, closets ga­ LEONARD W. YOST, Jewalen — yard, 23 acres with 1200 feet of 3-8121. ranch (1849), 7 rooms all opening ameslte drive. Call the R. F. lore, General Electric kitchen, 0 6 UP IN ARMS IP ANV OP HI5 OPPICS B ut HC'lS OOVM oh H|5 HHEE6 if his house­ water, garage, stoye and refrig­ Reasonable and parking In tha frontage, also borders on river. SELLING? Buying? Trading? No Rule in City of Algiers CLASSIFIED Repairs, adjust watches expert­ rear. CaU Ml ^8ftl9, M Spruce from hall Include 3 twin size bed Dlmock Co., MI 9-5245. Barbara dishwasher, disposal. Fireplace, ly. ReasonalUe prices. OMn Tues­ HELP GIVES HIM A HARD TIME- hold help DOISDITTO'- erator, central, 8125 a monui. Owner mortgage available with Woods, MI 9-7702, JohSAna Evans, matter what your needs may be, S t VALUE PLUS! . rooms, pecky cypress paneled den, bath, lavatory. Bus nearby. Ex­ day throufh Saturday, Thursday AvaUabls. Cau Ml 8-2788 before B. loiw down payment. Exclusive with 13x13 dining room, 21x14 ka 9-5653. . Mitten can fit them like a glove...... [ig room, 21x14 living clusive ESOottr MI 9-7683, (Continued from Page One) Forces under U.S. Oensral Ls.urls evenings. 1J9 Spruce St. Ml 9-4887. VERV VAa.dlHTLCMSH! EHOIHIERS. ^Vi0fiTHlHQTOH?IMO!V0U LOOIONO for a convenient prestlga Leaaenger-ReaHor, Wllltmantlc, HOLLYWOOD SECTION - 8 room room, tirepface,al4 large kitchen with Free Inspection upon request. Cill ROGKVILLB — Ideal for newly colonial, 14 baths, fireplace, hot n —APPEALING I room oape, one PRINCaCTON STREET — Brick the Ellsworth .Jflitten Agency, Nbrstad. He recently rsslgnsd [ c i m v t m ME?X>I'H0UlDM*T weds! 8H room apartment on location for your office? we n w HArrison 8-2065 any time. dishwasher and disposal. 14 baths. Following t h e Insurrectioniet ADVERTISING water oil heat, onS-car gSrage, partially finished. Combinations front, oversized Cape, 4 down 3 Realtors, MI 3-6930. from that post in protest sg si^ , HH0\NV(HAT TO 0 0 'WITHOUT Reed St, Heat, stove, refrigerator, have available a limited number Full bassment, 2-car garags, 14 communique Algiers Radio carried Garden— Farm— Dairy wall to wall carpeting, city water throughout, fireplace, large maa- partliaily finished upstairs, sepa­ De Gaulle's policies In AIgma. I VOUltlL QIVEVOU M N lin tM l and picnic area. 18 minutes from of 1, 2 or 8 room offices for leMO acres, under 826,000. an announcement saying that "the Challe's principle military sup* Products ______M Farm and Land For Sale 71 and sewet-age, ameslte drive, en Walton W, Grant Agency ter bedroom, half acre beautifully rate fisrage in heated basement, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISMENT DEPT. HOURS MORE MOMEV-TIME OFF-VhWT- Hartford. MI 9-4884, TR 5-1186. In our (Ustlnctlve new bulldlnx be­ Legal Notice individuals having participated di­ port appeared to be the tough first closed yard, Lillian Grant, Realtor ka 8-1163 wooded lot in one of the best loca­ fireplace, porch, storms, large rectly in the attempt to abandon 8:15 A.M. to 4;30 P.M. EASTEaiN STATES Fanner's Ex­ fVERVOUVJAMT! I’ M ing built on Route 88 at the Mm - Foreign Legion Paratroop Regi­ SIX ROOMyduplex available May cheete.r-Vemoh town line. For In­ FOR .SALE—10 acres, Including OENTLEMAN'8 farm with city tions In town, near new shopping wooded lot, 814,900. Owner Ml _ AT A COURT OP PROBATE held at Algeria and the Sahara will be change, Buckland is now open ment of about 3,600 men. 'niese 1, oil heat, storm windows and formation phone McCarthy Enter­ fine 4 acre open field, nice wood­ conveniences. Approximately 14 MANCHESTER center. Owner being transferred, 3-1969 after 6:30 p.m. Coventry, within and for the District of placed under arrest and brought daUy and all day Saturdays from that's why It’s only 814.900. Call Coventry, on the 21st day of April. 1961. were the men who took over the COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT.i screens, adults preferred. MI prises, Inc. MI 4-1689. land about 36 acres. All bounded acres land, fruit and shade trees, before a military* tribunal." 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. MI S-S123. 813,700—Small two-farnily with the R. F. DlmOck Co., MI 9-5245. 445 SPRING STREET, Gus Malm Present Hon. Elmore Turkinrton, government buildings. Just how MONDAY Hirn FRIDAY 10:80 KM.—SATURDAY 9 A.M. 9-0894. by road on two sides. Located outside fireplace, ,3-oar garage Juflife. iwi The radio declared a "state of Nathan Hale Road, Town of Cov­ three rooms on each floor. One Barbara Woods, MI 6-7702. Johan­ borg, builder. 8 room ranch. 2-car Estate of Rorco Salerno late of Cov­ many more army units— of the ASPARAGUS PLANTS—8 years with workshop, 2 chicken coops, 7 selge” in Algeria but promised SIX ROOM duplex, eteam oil teat, entry. Mike Netenosky, South St., vacant. Ideal retirement arrange na Evans, MI 9-6653. garage, lot 100x200. Built-in stove entry, in said District deceased. 500,000 men In Algeria—were wlto YOUR COOPERATION WILL full rooms, large kitchen with The Administrator having exhibited Hrnl Ml 3-271T old. Sc each, atfford Brierley, cellar nnd attic, 2 large porches, Houses For Rent 65 Coventry. PI 2-7777. ment. and oven, 14 ceramic tile baths that all "fundamental liberties and Challe was not initially clear. BE APPRECIATED ^ * * Dart Hill Rd., Rockville, west off birch cabinets, ol] heat, sunporch, his administration account with said copper window screens, opposite Ill—SIX ROOM colonial on Porter oil fired baseboard heat, sewer estate to this Court for aitowance. It is guarantees assured by the consti­ The uprising followed the asm# Route 83. combination windows and doors. 815.900— Vacant alx room cape In St. 26 foot living room, 14 baths, Open house Sunday, April 23, 1-5 ORDERED: That the 1st day of May, tution are entirely maintained.” pattern as the 1958 uprising, Center Park. Available about May THREE ROOM house with garage Home in excellent condition. City 9, Adults preferred.' MI 9-7529. on bus line near shopping center. Houses For Sale 72 Rolling Park. baths, combina­ 2-rar garage, beautiful condition. p.m. or by appointment any time 1961. at 11;(X) o'clock , forenoon, at the The first reaction among the De Gaulle was aw ^ened early water and sewerage, ameslte tion windows, full basement. Will Selling for 826,200. Call the R. F. JA 9-9308. Probate Office In the Municipal Build* this morning by news of the new CoitiBUMi From Preceding Page Fertilizers 50-A Automatic heat and hot water, drive. All this for 817,500. inp In said Coventry be and the same European population • of the city R(X3CVILLE — 24 Grove Street. furnished or unfurnished. Lease WEST SIDE—813,900. 54 room VA or FHA with small down pay Dimock Ck)., MI 9-5245. Barbara in asslpned for a hearing on the allow­ was elation. Cars streamed coup and Immediately set In mo­ Well furnished two room apart­ and references required. TR Cape, large kitchen, fireplace, BEAUTIFUL 8 room ranch-cape, ment. Woods. MI 9-7702. Johanna Evans, SO. WINDSOR—Like new 5’ 4 room ance of said administration account tion counter-measures. Poltee CLEAN COW manure. Delivered. ranch, 3 large bedrooms, ceramic with said estate and this Court directs through the streets blasting their Live Stock— Vehicles 42 ment, also single room. Call TR fenced yard. Carlton W. Hutchins full basement, 2-car garage, 2 fire­ MI 9-5653. horns In the three-two ' cadence throughout Prance were placed on Help Wanted— Male 36 85 and 810 loads. Excellent for 5-7473. 817.800— An overaized cape—real bath, large dining area, attached tliat notice of the time and place as­ gardens lawns, shrubs. Ml 8-7804, 5-9594. Inquire apartment 9. > MI 6-5132. places, city water and sewerage, signed for said hearing be given to all that means "Algerie, Francalse an alert and top officios were ROAN MARE, good 4-H horse for NEWLY DECORATED 3 bedroom knotty pine cabinets, tile bath, big—with all seven rooms finished SEVEN ROOM split level, 3 bed­ garage, excellent neighborhood, pej'sons known to bo Intorestod theroin called to their desks pefore dawi^ A-l CARPENTERS wanted. Others MI 9-8731. to appear and bo heard thereon bv (Algeria is French).” experienced rider. Black and white NEW 3 4 extra large rooms, heat, 44 room home. Large landscaped 118,800—^THREE acres, Immaculate pla.stered walls, in excellent condi­ Suburban setting, but Still in Town, rooms, rec room, landscaped lot. nicely landscaped one-half acre Meanwhile, Radio Alg;iera was need not apply. Apply in person hot water, stove, patio. Incinera­ Lovely wooded lot, dead end street. Must be seen to be appreciated. lot. Evenings Mr. Hayes, MI mailing on or before April 26. 1961. hv How many troops were Involved at Russell's Barber Shop, Spruce pony gelding, for good small rider. yard. 8110 a month. Call MI 8-8205. ei^andable Cape, shed dormer, tion, 30 days’ occupancy, priced at rortifiod mall, a copy of this order to broadcasting^ia corrimunique claim­ tor, parking, adults, 8100. kQ Terrific value for such a choice Reasonable. Owner ka 8-2887. 3-0527, Warren E. Howland, real­ The Connoctlcut Bank A Trust* Com­ in the sudden coup was unknown. Street, between 1-4 p m. Everett L, R. Gordon, Lake St., Vernon. Household Goods 51 fireplace, garage, trees. Carlton only 818,700. ing control of the whole territory 9-6750. W. Hutchins, kn 9-5132 home. tor, MI 3-1108. pany. Main Btrort Hartford. Conn. There was no violence In the W. Van Dyne, builder.______EIGHT ROOM brick ranch-cape. 2 30 ACRES, 1943 Colonial Cape, 6 EI.MORR TURKINOTON. Judge and threatening to bring before a TORO LAWNMOWERS at reduced pre-dawn military rising. military tribunal everyone respon­ Articles For Sale 45 TWO ROOMS and bath, heated Suburban For Rent 66 full baths, full basement, 2-car 821,000-6 and 6 flat with both rooms, recreation room, beauti­ CLASS A gauge grinders, will pay prices. Ride, rotary, reel models 216 WOODBRIDGE—815,500, cozy, MANCHESTER AT A COURT OF PP.ORATR held at The rebel communique broad­ sible for "the abandon" of Algeria apartment, Oakland St., kQ garage, city water and sewerage, apartments vacant. Lot is 140 by fully landscaped, fruit trees, out­ Covontrv. within and for the District of tc^ wages, excellent benefit plan HOME MADE ravtoU, fresh with wind-tunnel grass bag attach- homey, 7 rooms, bath, lavatory, cast by Algiers radio offered the 9-6229, 9-5. IMMEDIATE occupancy — year amesite drive, combination wln- ISO. House is in excellent cmidUion buildings. reasonably priced. Carl­ Exciting Offer Coventry on the 2ls» day of April, 1961, In the jargon of right-wing ex- froxen, SOc dor. H Pasquallnl 246 nfent. Marlow's Inc., 867 Main, ■team gas heat, fireplace, freezer, Present Hon. Elmore Turkington, nationalist Moslems who- have termists, this would include any- and overtime. Apply E A S 'round home, Bolton Lake, lake- dows-doors, excellent condition, -alum inum siding, good hestipg: ton W. Hutchins. MI 9-5132 Immaculate ft room Colonial. Judge Avery Street. Wappmg. sn 9-5221. ■tove, 2-car garage, ameslte drive. been In revolt against France for one favoring negotiations with the Gage, Mitchell Dr. • front, 8 bedroomd, baths, sun- new tile bath. Also has small Den, large family room. lavator>', Estate of Clinton A Slater, late of 14 Abundant shade, evergreen, fruit nicely treed and landscaped, near almost seven years "A French rebels to end the long nationalist KING'S FURNITURE Department TWO ROOM furnished apartment, deck, front screened porch. Kitch­ bus line and stores. Priced for greenhouse, oversized gsrage. ROBERT ROAD—6 room Colonial, living room, dining room, modern Covontrv In said District, deceased. MAINTENANCE MAN for con- LAWN MOWERS—Toro. Jacobsen, trees. Wide frontage, 400 foot peace in the French community.” revolt. —Large selection of nationally ad­ first floor. Phone MI 6-6746. en has built-in oven, range, gar­ quick sale. large living room, 24 foot master kitchen built-ins, 3 large bedrooms, j « ld '’rnurt'"'"lJI valescent home 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Bolens, Goodall, Aliens. Riding depth, exclusive Escoit. Ml 821.900— U k R built this large bedroom with fireplace, dining The streets of Algiers were re- There were conflicting claims mowers. Bolens 7 h.p. Ridamatic vertised furniture at low. low dis­ bage disposal, etc. Automatic 6-7688. full bath on second floor. Intercom acf'ordanre wlili the statute, for an ' S day week. Box W. Herald. Household Goods 51 Wanted—To Buy 58 Rooms Without Board 59 FOR RENT—6 rooms and garage, MANCHESTER-BMton line— First ranch on Hawthorne St. Three bed­ i;oom, porch, 2-car garage. Well m der r.f sail- nf tin r r part cf | portedly quiet as day broke and from both Paris and Algiers. tractors with over 21 attachments. count prices. Unfinished 4 drawer washer included, mahogany system, air.conditinning. aluminum 2 oil heat, stove and refrigerator, time on market. 6 room ranch. 14 rooms plus another huge room that landscaped lot 100x200, 822,900. til'- rrnl...... Uirr<'in. U Isthere was no sign of violence. Paris claimed that the A lte rs Used mowers and tractors Parts knee-hole desk only 814.88; break­ paneled living room. This proper­ $12,600—SIX room cape, full base­ siding. 2-csr garage, dO)ible lot. 'irdorori tliM ^ftld nppIlrafloTi hr hrard LATHE—MLLING MACH. CHEST OF DRAWERS, beds, WE BUY, SEHJ. or trade anUque FURNISHED ROOMS, complete central, $128 per month. Call kll baths, hot water oil heat, fire­ can be used as s bedroom, study, Philbrick Agency, ka 9-8464,. The French capital was also junta had eent an ultimatum to and service. Capitol Equipment fast sets from 827.77; DMlsh wal- kitchen sets, refrigerator Md elec­ and used furniture, china, glass, light housekeeping facilities. Cen- ty for sale or lease. Summer' ment, combination windows and Top value for $23,900, For appoint­ n1 liir pi'f b.itr Offiro in t^ovrntrv. on 9-4420 after 7 p.m. place, combination windows and or den. Basement completely fin­ ment call Mrs. Fram ibr 4tl) dnv of M ay 1961. at in 90 quiet. other army corps commanders In SETUP and OPERATE Co.. 38 Main. MI 3-7958. . nut lounge chair, foam cushions, tric stove 6 rocking chairs, tea silver, picture . frames and old trally located. Children accepted- months only or year 'round. Call doors, ameslte drive, shade treds, 30 days occupancy. Marlon E. doors, 2-car garage, approximate­ ished with one large room, lava­ 3 1023 or MI 9-5306. oVtof-k In ihr forotioon and that notiro Prime Minister Debre hastened Algeria and this had been refused. just 824.88; deluxe Hollywood bed wagon, ,piMo stools, commodes, coins, old dolls anq guns, hobby limited. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch St., EAST HARTFORD, Burnside Ave­ k a 9-8478 for appointment. ly one acre of land. Ciwner trans­ tiirprof hr givrn, >»v T'Hhli.*Mnc a ropv TOOL AND equipment rentals. Robertson, Broker. MI 3-5958. tories, and laundry. Also has base­ of thl« o n irr in Ihr Mnnrhr^frr F.vo. to the office of De Gaulle for con­ Algiers radio countered by claim­ m a c h in is t — TOOL outfit, innerspring construction, typewriter, apothecary chest, cor­ collections, attic contents or whole Manchester. nue—2 room furnished apartment. ferred. Priced for quick sale and EXCLUSIVE AGENTS Sales and service. AP Equipment, with headboard, ofly 849.88. Budg­ ment garage. BARROWS & WALLACK nitig Hrraltl a iir\ntnaprr having a ferences on the rising in Algeria. ing the loyalty of all troops in the ner china closet, dry sink china eetates. Furniture Repair Service, BU 9-2165. occupancy. rirc’daiton in oaid Dl^trlrt. and hv Center St.. MI 0-2062. et terms arranged. King’s. Hart­ 4 CAROL DRIVE - Rockville, 813,- TWO-FAMILY HOMES (Office open 9 a m to 9 p.m.) The French ministry of com­ Batna region, Including an infantry MAKERS display cabinet, 3 bookcases, TaicottvlUe, Conn. Tel. MI 8-7449. PLEASANT, sunny room In private Summer Homes For Rent 67 827,500—Five family on bus line. a ronv tiirp'i.f n»i tlir public regiment commanded by Moslem ford Roa'*, ROCKVILLE — New spacious 5 650. 5 room ranch, large living SIX ROOM ranch, 2 baths, 2-<5ar 55 E. Center St. ^l!rt''-po‘ti In Ihr Town of rt^vrntrv in munications In Paris said that it a marble top furniture, round din­ home, near Center and shopping. Central heat. Excellent potential. Colonel Ahmed Rafa. FARM LO M, top quality, 82 per rooms, cabinet kitchen, tile bath, room, cabinet kitchen, ' 3 bed­ garage, built-ins, porch, city wqter MANCHESTER Ml 9-5308 •aid Pipti'lrt Rt trRRf fr)i dav« hrfnrr had ordered employes throughout VARIOUS GRADES yard, delivered. Cali Columbia AC ing room table, etc. MI 3-7449. Many privileges, Including park- SUMMER RENTAL —Cape Cod, I-«rge assumable 1st mortgsge. The Raid dav of braring. and that return h* Another mystery was the loca­ FORMER SALESMAN has 17 piece . r a 9-738' shower, refrigerator, range. AD rooms, 14% mortgage can be and sewerage, fully insulated, the territory not to transmit any 8-9323 after 4 p.m. Rooms Without Board 59 ™ 9-7361. West Harwich. Modem 5-room assumed. Marion E. Robertson, lot is 170 by 260. madr to fhi.ff rourl tion o f bearded* Pierre Lagalllarde, waterless, stainless steel cook­ 3-2775, TR 6-7076 plastered walls, excellent location 7-7 spacious kitchens, modern t TV'ir • Afto-t traffic-, in areas not under control 2 home, heated, completely equip­ 'Broker, kU 3-5953. THE NEVtTON COMPANY ware reg. 8149.50, sacrifice 839.50. 14 CUBIC FOOT Admiral upright LARGE SINGLE room for rent, hearily treed lot. must be seen to tile bath, aluminum storms, am- B O L T O N -C O v E N T R i L IN E EEMORE TT'RKIN'r.TON, Judge. the fiery former deputy who is the LOAM, SAND, stone, gravel ai^ ped, sleeps 6, nesUed in pins VERNON of the Paris government. darling of Algeria’s European stu­ BU 9-6955. freezer, like new. Call MI 9-6460. SINGLE bedroom with parking gentleman preferred, parking. Tel, be appreciated, 30-day occupancy, esite drive, 2 oil burners in a nice .55 Elm Str^t, Manchester fill. Call Miller's Sand and Gravel, with or without board, 68 Union grove. Ideal for children. Nearby MANCHESTER—St. James' P ^ - 818.800— A custom built ranch on Only ,$13,fi00 This move would further snarl dents and young extremists. He MI 9-n43. TWO ROOMS and bath, near South Apartment house section, $16,500. already tangled communications hn 3-8603. SAVE ON ALL steel wardrobes a. St., North End. Phone MI 9-2469. Main, 835 a month. Call k a 8-0748. beach. 8400 a month, 8110 by Ish. 3 bedroom ranch, paneled rec­ EIGHT LARGE ROOMS located an acre lot. This home Is on a was convicted in absentia for his FULL-TIME all around handy man reation room, fireplace, attached near school and recreation­ beautiful lot up on Echo Road. T.arge, clean. 5-room ranch, pla.s- between Algeria and the outside WALLPAPER SALE—Fully trim­ Marlow’s Furniture Dept. Larg­ BENDDC WASHING machine, Uke PLEASANT ROOM, gentleman, week, fteduced rates June and large rooms just renovat­ role in the January, 1960, Algiers and mechanic's helper. 44 hour est selection in town. From 810.88 ROOMS FOR RENT—Ladles only, TWO ROOM furnished apartment. garage, assumable 44% mort­ al park, city water and sewer­ Loaded with trees. House has three ed. good single heating system, 2- tered walls, 11x14 kitchen, 12x22 ’Mikado’ Show world. All telephone and cable Insurrection. med, plastic coated, many 1961 new, 825. Call MI 3-2617. 8eparate entrance, parking. Phone September, ka 9-6377. week 2 week's vacation. Blue up. Easy terms. 867 Main St. single or double rooms, all conven­ Heated. Kitchen set, refrigerator, gage. Owner kn 3-6177. age, oil steani heat, sunporch, nice bedrooms, separate dining area, car garage, nice lot. $l6.k)0. living room with fireplace. 3 bed­ communications were suspended patterns to choose from. C. J. k a 9-2951 or MI 8-1616. Croea available. Apply in persotp ADMIRAL TV 17” VHF table iences, central location. Call Ml bedroom set, gas range. Free elec- (JOTTAGE FOR RENT, Mlsquaml- lot. good conditlsn throughout full basement with garages. Ideal rooms, master bedroom 11x14. oil early this morning. Later press Morrison Paint Store, 385 Center iu LAKE STREET-7 room co­ to Harry Carter or A1 Patch. Car­ model, very good condition, 825. 9-8031 between 2-5 p.m. VERNON — Large comfortable trlclty. Low rent. Adults. 10 Depot cut, R. I. Call k a 6-5856 after 5:30 Could be converted into two-fsmily heating system. 5-5 now being completely re­ hot water heat, walk-out basement, Said Colorful calls were allowed to go through Jet Equals 300 Boxcari lonial, living room with fireplace, ter Chevrolet Co., Inc., 1229 Main, St. USED FURNITURE. Ml 3-7449. Call MI 9-5624. room, private bath, gentleman. Square, Apt. 4. p. m. hou.se. Owner transferred. Priced modeled from attic to base'ment, •i aci;e of privacy. but the calls were accepted at the ROOM FOR rent, gentleman pre­ formal dining room, den cabinet Manchester. M l 9-9991. at only 813.800. ELLINGTON including new heating system, 3- By MRS. rHARIAlTTE GRAY discretion of the military author­ Montreal—An airline's 30 jet LOAM, LOAM, Loam straight from ferred. Telephone in room. kOSQUAMICUT, R. I.—Now Is the kitchen with dishwasher, 3 bed­ car garage, minutes from down­ the farm. CauTlpton Conatruction, REFRIGERATOR and washing $16,500-B ig custom built cape A beautifully staged, colorfully ities in Algiers. transports are equal In cost to ROGERS' SILVERWARE In fac­ machine for sale. Inquire 83 Wad­ Shower. MI 3-7903. time to rent or buy your summer rooms, 14 baths, lafidscaped lot CHARLES LESPERANCE town, 817,500. LAWRENCE F. FIANO Inc., Coventry'. PI 2-6190 or PI tory sealed cartons, 50-plece serv­ Business Locations cottage. Lewies Realty, Phones DI 102x612. Marion E. Robertson, with six rooms, two baths. Upstairs costumed and well acted produc­ Rebel leader Challe is a tough, 9,000 railroad boxcars or 300 diesel Help Wanted— dell Road. Apartments— Flats— has been u.sed as separate rental^ tion of the popular "klikado” round-faced Air Force general locomotives, according to the In­ 2-7604. ice for 8, regular 889, sacrifice TWIN BE3DR(X)M, Depot Square, For Rent 64 8-8117, or LY 6-4621. Broker, k a 3-5953^ MI 9-7620 3 4 -3 4 modem apartment type Realtor MI 3-2766 business block, free parking. Tel. Tenements 63 apartment. Two-car garage. Lot it with custom kitchen cabinets, large opened last night in the Manches­ who was once commander-in-chlef ternational Air Transport Associa­ Male Or Female 37 SNOW BLOWER for sale, like new; 818. Excellent Mother's Day gift. G. E. REFRIGERATOR and elec­ MI 9-4410 Will deUver. BU 9-6955. Mr. Keith, ka 9-8191. BIX ROOM CAPE, breezeway and better than an acre Excellent lo -' bath, mahogany paneling, two effi­ Ed Crawford ter High School auditorium, per­ of NATO’s Central European tion. also, 4 aluminum screens 3144x47. tric range, wringer type washing OESiERAL RE3ITAL agency. J, D. EXCELLENT spot for any business MANCHESTER PRODUCTION control clerk, high machine, two couches, good con­ garage,'full shed dorm er.-2 full cation for schools, etc. Fine condi- cient heating systems, extrs large formed by the Manchester Gil­ Ml 3-2321. JUNE BRIDES Special at Mar- Realty, 470 Main Street, MI or office. Center of town, plenty Wanted To Rent 68 Im agine I tlon. bert and Sullivan Workshop. ichort education, typing, shop and dition. MI 9-3892. of parking, ka 9-5229 9-S. baths, wooded lot. easy walking lot. excellent location, 81i>.900. COLONIAL R A N (^ —Large kitch­ ROOMS FOR rent for working peo­ 3-6129. distance to schools, bus, and shop, A matinee performance will be general office experience helpful, NTTE CRAWLERS—20c dozen, lovv-’s—Choose your bedroom now 6 room Colonial en. S bedrooms, immaculate con­ ple. 69 Hon Street. MI 3-0420. WANTED—Four room house with ping. Don't miss this outstanding BOLTON 8-6 comfortable rooms with. given today at 2 o’clock, and thh | lona Mfg.. Regent St.______year 'round price. 59 Spruce or MI and receive our free gift offer. De­ WESTINGHOUSE electric stove, FOUR ROOM unheated apartment, OFFICE FOR rent 600 sq.' ft., Full basement dition, beautiful recreation room, luxe Blue-Bell mattress with every heat, hot water, centrally located. value, 815,900. Phllbrlck Agency, 89.200-Four clean rooms on good i Pl»nty of space, comer lot, 2-car next performance will be tonight i 9-9496 30” oven, reasonable. Call MI convenient location, kO 9-8590, or 100% Main Street location Call CHean, elderly couple. Box R, 70x200 lot small cash assumes $91.44 month­ FORlSALE OR LEASE suite. Large aelection of quality ka 9-8464. at 8:15. WANTED—Mature person Interest, 9-6652. M l 8-2487. MI 3-6410 or k a 3-7614. Herald. Oarage lot. Just off the Lake. Owners are I B»rage, ideal location, 818.900. ly. Carlton W. Hutchins, MI 9-5132. furniture at low prices on easy FURNISHED ROOM, car parking. The staging was perfectly beau­ ed In geriatrics, knowledge of LOST OUT lease—must vacate In Rus at door an.xlous to mo\e. completely customized and terms. (Lay-away-plan) 867 Main FURNITURE for sale — Electric 136 BisseU Street. ROCKVILLE—7 Berger Rd, 4>-) j 453 SPRING STREET, Gu.s Malm- tiful. The symbols drawn by Mrs. MODERN, GROUND LEVEL arts crafts and group activities a few days. Bobtail soda fountain, room ranch, fireplace, heated rec 810.500 complete. 835. Formica counter St. stove, excellent condition, 880; 8l5,700~High up on Brookfield j throughout, 2 new heating borg, builder. 7 room split level, Morris ''SimoncelU really meant helpful. Write Box B. Herald. room, completely furnished 1 blond '^Hurrv! Call Mrs. Barbara Cham­ Road, a clean five room ranch with | systems, com er lot, 819.600. and stools, complete. 835. Other dining room set 830; kitchen set garage, 100x200 lot, built-in oven something and lent the evening a IT'S STROLLER and baby carriage ranch oak), city water, sewer, berlain, MI 9-5306. basement garage on a heavily TWO AND three year license, new restaurant equipment at sacrifice 820; rug 830; refrigerator 825; arm 3-family 5-4-4 convenient location, and stove, 14 ceramic tile baths, realistic flavor. OFFICE OR RETAILING SPACE weather now. Choose yours at chairs 810 each; sofa 820; ma­ ■tores, bus, 812,,500. Assume 4 4 % wooded iot. Nice view. salon, excellent working condi­ prices. What do you need, I may ENJOY ANDOVER good income on the moderate in­ finished recreation room. Open The chorus did a creditable job. Marlow’s Furniture Dept. Large hogany bedroom set 895; round mortgage. house Sunday. April 23. 1-5 p.m. By and large it was clean cut, al­ tions. salary and commission. Re­ have it. MI 9-9953. 3-8677. B A R R O W S & W A L L A C E 818.500— Four bedroom ranch onvestment of 814.900. 1,500 §Q. FT., PLUS BASEMENT selection of Thayer cribs, play table 810; mantel (imitation fire­ IN THE SPRING! (Office open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.) or bv appointment any time. JA though there was an occsisional plies kept confidential. Inquire yards and all juvenilwe neieds. Al­ MANCHESTER—2 baths, full shed an acre lot in Bolton Center. No Lovely Lady Beauty Salon. MI FURNITURE and dishes, just good place) 810. Call Roy McNamara, -^nd ALL the year round. 9-9308. lapse of mood. The men’s chorus AIR-CONDITIONED— ABUNDANT PARKING ways quality at lowest prices. Rockville TR 5-5067. dormer, 6 room Cape, completed 55 E. Center St. basement, two-ear garage plys ade­ 9-7666. enough for children to finish. Sin­ recreation room with built-in bar, J. D. REALTY CO. wa.s good ns far as their conti­ Easy terms. 867 Main St. Attractive 6-room Cape. 14 MI 9-5306 quate storage on second floor. VERNON—Excellent custom built gle beds and dressers, very cheap. lovely lot with fireplace and gar­ nuity was concerned, but the wom­ 4-1472. baths, closets galore, fireplace, Vacant. 3 bedroom ranch. Features include FROM ROLLING Park Cape. 2 den. Belfiore Agency, MI 3-5121. 470 Main St. MI 3r5129 en's chorus stole the show when Adjacent to Municipal Parking Area, near Banks, Res­ Musical Instruments 53 many extras. Large lot. Owner MANCHESTER-4-year old beauti­ hot water heat, garage, ceramic they came in with their sweet Situations Wanted;— sets custom made drapes, gray ful 5-room ranch, enclosed porch, 819.500— Seven room ranch on tile bath, beautiful view, on Route taurants, Central Business District. Boats and Accessories 46 . wool rug 9x14 and pad. French GUILD GUITAR, used, like new, leaving state. Priced $15,900. PRINCETON ST.—7 room colonial Notch Road. Six wooded seres, voices. Female 38 with 4 bedrooms, I 'i baths, large full basement, beautifully land­ 83. Connecticut bus line. Quick Enjoyed Role Provincial coffee table,' and many mirror finish, case and strap. Call Ehccluslve With scaped. city water and sewer. Call ideal for horses, gardens, etc. MANCTHBSTER — 4 room ranch, occupancy. G, I. mortcage avail Can be purchased or leased completely equipped with other items all like new. MI after 3:30, MI 9-6173. ' living room with fireplace, hot House has full basement and two- full basement, aiding, lovely yard, Hal Harrison played the part BUY NOW and save—boat, motor Schwartz Real Estate. Ml 3-6454. able Price $15,500. Phone MI prestige office furniture, office machines, waiting loom 9-8917. water heat, one-car garage. By ap. car garage. patio and fireplace, convenient lo­ of the Mikado very well. He was MOTHER w n.T. care for children and trailer. MI 9-1364. AD 6-1241. CH 2-2865. 3-6273 Brae-Burn Realty. w'hils parents work. Call after S. Pratt Agency polntment only. Philbrick Agency, cation, 811,900. Principals bniv. MI th character all the time. Bob and show room equipment. ONE^YEAR OLD Bundy clarinet, Ml 9-8464. 821,000—Lake front. The ideal re­ Gordon did a superb job as Pooh- MI 9-2676. 1957 21-FOOT Trojan pleasure boat, Call Anytime COVENTRY-^5 room ranch, full 3-0346. BENDDC WASHING machine for 890. > n 8-6749. tirement home. Five room all ateel Rah. The high school girls did Ideal for Professional Office, Genera! Office, Sales Of­ inboard Gray Marine engine. PI 2-7596 MANCHESTER —7 room Cape, cellar, fireplace. Must sell. 4 4 % sale. 835 takes it. MI 3-5345. home, no painting neceaaary and a Lot.s For Sale 73 very nicely, being typically tlt- MATURE WOMAN, ' experienced Toilet, stove, sink, 2 bunks, com­ family room, modem kitchen, 3 mortgage. Tongren, broker, ktl FORD STREET — 5 room home, fice, Club or Organizational Use, Service or Retail Outlet. " Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 Also Evenings and 3-6321. very minimum of maintenance tery. payroll clerk, bookkeeper, cashier, pletely equipped. 83,500. Will take bedrooms, rec room, garage Good Large garage. Two Iota. A n d l o - '" " utilities, large lot, furnished, desires full or part-time employ­ Three Rooms of Furniture Weekends TWO B ZONE lots with city Zeke______Gourley^ ______did an outstanding^ smaller boat In trade. MI 3-4551. lot with trees. One block to EAST HARTFORD—6 room custom rated just off the highway. $14,300. ment. Box S. Herald. FROM MODEL HOME TWO LACE identical bridesmaid's water Union St Manchester.,sjicting job as the Lord High Bx- PLEASE DIRECT INQUIRIES TO: dresses, size 13 and 14. one pink, Winston Abbott schools, shopping and bus. 816,900. cape, enclosed breerewav, garage, $2,350 each, ka 9-6495. 14 FOOT runabout boat, 18 h.p. PI 2-7002 Philbrick Agency, Ml 9-8464. T. J. CROCKETT, Realtor (COVENTRY — $20,000 home . at ecutioner, which showed up in the RELIABLE YOUNG couple wishes Evinrude. and Mastercraft trailer, Cost Over $700 one tuiquoise, 810 each. Call kll fireplace, recreation room, fenced wholesale price. 3 bedroom ranch, applause he received. He really yard, trees, bus. Carlton W. Hutch­ COVENTRY-Near lake. Six lots, day care of small child of work­ 8500. kn 3-6046, 9-9037. BO'WERS SCHOOL area—6 room knotty pine cabinets, built-in range, enjoyed himslf. R. F. BRODERICK, Broker 303 BURNHAM STREET ins, kn 9-5132. MI 3-1577 four 75x125, $500 each; rwo corner ing parents in our home. Refer­ NEVER BEEN USED ranch, fltMj|ace, dining room, Puriton purifier, patio porch with June Park as the heroine Yum- 16 FOOT BRISTOL, 25 h.p. elec­ lots, $800 each. Call ka 9-7925 148 E. CENTER ST.. MANCHESTER— MI 9-1278 ences. can hn 3-1682. . ’ Sale Price $388 cabinet xjgchen, 3 bedrooms. MANCHESTER wrought iron railing. Intercom sys­ after 7 p.m. Yum did her finest singing in the tric Evinrude, completely equip­ Shown by appointment. Marlon E.. FOUR BEDROOM modified ranch, tem available. ped, Top with side, aft curtains, 5-2, dining room, steel beam con­ Lovely 7 room Colonial Cape, at­ "Little Moon and Eyes" solo. RELIABUS WOMAN baby sitting, Pay Only $4 Week Robertson, Broker, kn 3-5953. tached breezeway and garage, Wllla Sanford did a creditable light housework Monday through trailer. Ml 3-8673. OPEN struction, garage, trees, bus. COVENTRY—New oversize cape. job in a small part, playing one of . Sacrificing compleU bedroom, TWO FAMILY DUPLEX BOLTON—Trade for smaller home Bowers School. $18,900. Carlton complete enclosed sunporch, 14 A real beauty for only $13,900. Resort Properly For Sale 74 Thursday after 4:30. All day Sat­ 12 FOOT RUNABOUT, mahogany baths, fireplace, combination win­ the little maids, Peep-Bo. Betty urday. Vicinity So Windsor, Wap- complete living room and kitchen or aell—5 year old modem house W. Hutchins. -Ml 9-5132. quarter and mid-^eck, fiberglas dows, awnings, amesite drive, dish­ COVENTRY—South Rd. 8 rooms. Tyrol as the other little maid was ping. Pine Knob. Phone MI 4-1472 decorator furniture from model dlS' complete with .suburban advant­ COVENTRY LAKE—5 room ranch, bottom, 8175. MI 9-0080. FOR INSPECTION ages of comfort, quietness ,and MANCHESTER—2-family 5-5 flat, washer. and many more extras. Here is a nice buy for only $11,000. very nice. after 4:30. play home. We will give you free modem, fully furnished, Lakewood view, 814,900. Exclusive with beautiful, nice location. 2-car ga­ Beautiful landscaped yard in a se­ Heights section, ka 8-6710, ka Bert Bagby as the romantic JOHNSON 3 h.p. outboard motor. delivery and free storage up to one FROM 12 NOON to DARK cluded neighborhood. Priced at only NORTH COVENTRY — 4 room $ Pratt Agency. Call any time, PI rage, large lot, $22,500 ; 5 room 8-0229 evenings. young Nanki-Poo was at all times year. 17,600 Call at 14 Sunset Street between 2-7598. Also evenings and week­ older home $9,500: Colonial Cape, $21,900. ranch on Route 44 and 6 for $13,000. a good actor. Some parts were Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 5-6. 6 and 6. 2-car garage, lot size 80 x 140. 1 block to From Manchester drive out North Main St. to Buckland, go by full shed, 1 4 baths, reduced to NORMAN’S PlantJand and turn right on to Windsor St. Drive out Windsor St. ends, Winston Abbott, PI 2-7002. U & R REALTY CO., INC. NORTH (COVENTRY — Split MOODUS LAKE—Cottage. One sung very beautifully, although 443 HARTFORD ROAD schools, shopping and bus service. One side completely' $16,900; .short way out—a real 4 MI 3-2692 minute to water, private beach, some ,of -his tones were Ibst. Wes 14 FOOT LYMAN runabout, 25 h.p. to Bamham St. BUNNY VIEW DRrV'E — Vernon. level, nice practical home for young SMALL PUPPIES, part terrier, motor, 8375: 10 h.p. Johnson. 875: kn 3-1524 redecorated, separate heating systems, excellent in­ room cutie, large lot, easily fi­ R. D. Murdock MI 3-6472 family, $15,900. furnished, gas, electricity with Miles handled his part as Pish- Beautiful 6 4 room ranch, tile nanced, $7,900: beautiful 4 room two extra lots. Ideal for small part dachshund, reasonable. PI 30 h.p. Scott, 8175. Toro power Before you buy furniture any­ come property. Will show a return of 16% plu.s. Shown Tush very well. YOU WANT TO SELL MORE 2-8251. ' “X handle, snow plow and mower, where—shop at Norman's. . bath, garage, lovely lot. Belfiore ranch, plus breezeway and ga­ (XJVENTRY — Brick ranch. This family or couple, $2,200. Call MI Colorful Costumes 6-KOOM RANCH WITH AHACHED GARA6E Agency, k a 3-5121. MANCHESTER 8150. MI 9-1454. by appointment only. rage, 14 acres land, a real cream home ia in excellent taste, one 3-2334. Louise Tracey was a convincing OAK KITCHEN SET, oak bedroom BuilMn Toppon Ovtn Rang*. Compist* inducKng puff. $11,900; many more from A* » room needs finishing. 113,'500. GORDON SETTER puppies. 8 Kenwtjod Road Katlsha. GOODS TO MORE PEOPLE- weeks old, AKC registered, intel­ set, rose-beige divan and chair, ' 15^00 $4,500 up Call the 'Ellsworth Mit­ ASHFORD LAKE — 8 bedroom The costumes by Louise Withey _ Building Materials 47 garog*. ten Agency, - realtors, MI 3-6930 VERNON — 5 room ranch. Play, ligent. healthy. Call MI 3-7427. gray nig and pad. mahogany R. F. DIMOCK CO. New oversize 54 room ranches, ranch, porch, large wooded water­ were, very colorful, and added ASSORTED USED lumber, build- Flattery For Women or MI 9-5524. room with bar, swimming pool. An front lot, $4,300. BU 9-1276, JA stcro hl-fl with AM and FM radio bedrooms, tile baths, formica much to the evening's enjoyment. COCKER PUPS 7 weeks, AKC ing and plumbing supplies, radia automatic washer. Call kll 9-7590, excellent house, $23,900. 8-4575. tors, pipes and fire bricks, doors Ml 9-5245 counters, cabinet kitchens, oil heat, Mies Kathy Hagen, the accom­ registered, black and buff. H. C. 6- 8. full cellars with either hatchway panist, is a good pianist. The rflusi- and windows. Open daily 3:30-6 NICE FOUR room home with ga­ DAYTONA BEACH, FLA, Ocean Chase Harmony Hill, Hebron lUobard F. Dlmoclc MI 0-600S .lohanna Evans Wendell Reid, Builder or walk-o'ut basements. City water, JOSEPH BARTH. Broker oal accompaniment waA augment­ rage, $11,700, Call kll 9-2765, Rd'.. Bolton. MI 3-5427. p.m., 8-4 Saturdays. Yard at Stock i MAGIC CHEF, 4 burner, table top front deluxe motel. A real beauty Place off North Main St. Choman's 1 stove (40''), immaculate. 840. Barbara Woods MI 9-7T02 MI e-5«5S large lots, $14,490. FHA or VA ap­ ed by drums and cymbals. PHONE Ml 4-0356 praised, $500 down. Watch as and an outstanding buy. Modern Housewrecking. MI 9-2392, ABC washer, 815. 97 Hollister St, MI 9-0320 52 foot heated swimming pool. Miss Martha White proved once homes are going up. 100% air conditioned,, T\^ and again to be an energetic director The Wrap-A-Round! Directions: Wilbur Cross High­ in this, her second production with way to Howard Johnson, turn right SO. WINDSOR—89 Brian Road. 5 4 phones. Includes 31 spacious apts. room 8 bedroom ranch on one-half and hotel rooms. liv e ly ocean the workshop members. on Tolland Turnpike, left on Union The comments that I heard in Street, to Kenwood Road. Watch! acre wooded lot. partiallv finished front owner's apt. Average gross TO BE SOLD rec room, walk-out basement, In 19S9 and 1960 was over $78,000 the lobb.v indicated everyone \fi’as i A HOME WITH A FUTURE— signs. I very impressed. The whole produc­ Porter Street section—a many extras. Owner ka 4-1897. annually. Full price approximate tion was enjoyable. well built 6-room older 7-ROOM, MODERN AS A MINUTE SPLIT LEVEL . . . 2 SCHWARTZ REAL ESTATE I ly 4 times gross or $295,000 with CERAMIC BATHS . . . 3 BEDROOMS . . . FAMILY SIZE OWN YOUR OWN HOME AT $75,000 cash down. Liberal terms home In topnotch condi­ndl- MLS Realtors | tion. New roof, aluminumlum ^ KITCHEN . , SEPARATE DINING ROOM . . . FINISHED MANCHESTER for balance. For details, write REC ROOM WITH FIREPLACE . . ACRES OF CLOSET Lund Realty. 725 N, Atlantic Ave., Clock .Alarm Silent aiding, brass plumbing, AD 6-1241 CH 2-2865 MI 8-6454 Brick Beauty car garage and nicely SPACE . . . 2-CAR GARAGE. CHOICE AREA OF FINE Daytona Beach, Fla. LaSalle. Ill.--An electric alarm ;.f ; J PACKAGE OF JOY iMdsraped. lot 100 feet J HOMES . . . SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT. CALL— 6 room brick ranch in new -A-l clock that awakens •€ person by wide. Excellent establish- y MOUNTAINVIEW Sweet little sweetie with white area with breath-taking view, fea­ flashing a 15-watt light instead of ed neighborhood. Quick JOHN H. LAPPEN, INC. picket fence and a great big yard turing living room with , marble Suburban For Sale 75 an audible alarm has been put on sale price 818,000. > IN.SURORS .MI 9-A261 REALTORS COLCHESTER with trees. Lo^'ingly cared for, 4 fireplace, family .kitchen.- 8 bed­ the market. It la supposed to rouse neat rooms, plus pine paneled WEEKENDS PLEASE CALL Ml 9-7445 or Ml 8-6219 rooms, breezeway, 2-car garage. TO SETTLE estate —reasonably the soundest sleeper without awak­ Robert J. Smith, 10x11 enclosed porch, which hss Recreation room potential. Shown pricec 5 room house, main high­ ening the rest of the house. Just triple-tract aluminum storms, Incorporated > by appointment only. Call Mrs. way three acres of land, newly in case it doesn’t, an audible screens—a delightful summer din­ alarm sounds after the light has 963 Main Street '' Cfliamberlain, ka 9-5306. decorated, new heating eystem. NO DOWN ing roorh. Full basement, laundry Call kO 3-2785 week days. flashed for 6 minutes. MI 9-5241 connections. Convenient to bus and BARROWS & WALLACE shopping. Under 113,000. (Office open s9 a.m. to 9 p.m.) PAYMENT Walton W. Grant Agency 56 E. Center St. Lillian Grant, Realtor MI 3-1153 ka 9-5306 REMEMBER A PERFECT MARRIAGE OF SIGHT A SWEETHEART OF A MANCHESTER — $13,900 AHD STYLE ASSURES THE OWNER * • CAPE Six room colonial, built 1950. fire -; You've got to advertise For Sale ONLY place, plastered walls, city water i This most charming 6 room and sewers, brook, A zone lot. | OF THIS HNE HOME AN ASSET THAT WILL where most people start MONTHLY home offers a delightful living their shopping ---in the By Owner f room with fireplace and beautiful LAWRENCE F. FIAI^O INCREASE IN VALUE THRU THE YEARS ages of this newspaper. Including Mortgage, Taxes and Insurance carpeting, a formal dining room, Realtor MI 3-2766 ? a paneled recreation room with Ed Crawford MI 9-4410 ou can test this for your­ CHARMING This brand new ranch style home has 8 appropriate size bed­ RANCH bar and a fine Timken oi| burner self. Ask any ten women. At that has cut heating cost to a bare NO EXTRA CHARGE rooms, a formal paneled dining room, a moderate size CUSTOM BUILT This popular model vrill pleasantly surprise you when you COLOR minimum. There Is also a huge living room with a planter and fireplace paneled TWO. MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM for delightful view from this hilltop least nine will tell you that walk In. There’s a roomy seventeen foot living room with a .a t o n e l o w PRICE CAPE C O D STAMP-ONS breezeway and garage with ame­ wall. The Queen’s room lias a generous amount of cabi­ picture window . . . an efficient kitchen arrangement com­ 8254 Vernon 1969 ranch home', under net space with ample formica counter area, together with a built- they carefully scan the ad­ 34-52 site drive. There is much more— 3 BEDROOM bined with a pleasant dining area. . .An attractive full bath This expandable model has two unfinished rooms upstairs to ONE SIZE but why don't you make an ap­ $16,000. 3 bedrooms, living room in oven, range, exhaust fan, dishwasher and disposal unit. For vertising columns of "The with colored Crane fixtures. . .A large master bedroom and provide more bedrooms when needed. On the first floor is the pointment to come see. The asking with bow picturejsvlndow, kitchen, the younger members of the household there Is an enclosed rear Softly tailored suit dress in a (12-14-14) RANCH HOME two additional bedrotMns for the children or guests. living room with picture window and open staircase leading up­ wide size range for the more ma price is 315.900 but open to an of­ basement recreation room. Alum­ knotty pine panel porch that also doubles as a service entrance, Herald" before they go » 1 2 , 2 0 0 « ‘ stairs. . .A family sized kitchen and either a separate dining ture figure. Sleeves can be short or fer. inum storms, screens. Lot about nie King has. a 2-stall chariot enclosure. The asking price for forth to buy. This is the kind High on a hiU, beautiful room or extra l>^oom. . .A full bath downstairs and lots of three quarter length. 5945 110x180. App. $2,800 assumes G.I. this royal abode view- Large sunny .rooms, ALL HOMES FEATURE m ortgage,' monthly payments of interested, responsive V.Al.-F.‘H-A. Conventional Flnan'clng closet space. No. 8254 with Patt-O-Rama 18 in ELSIE MEYER AGENCY, nine closets, lovely, unusual sizes 36, 38, 40, 42. 44. 46. 48. 50 Add this simple-to-sew nailer to Realtors $91.44. coverage that really means fireplace, e'xceptlon- Full concrete basement. . .Gutslde metal hatchway. . .Full 52. Bust 38 to 54. Size 38, 40 bust, your wardrobe! It's easily and MI 9-5524 MI 3-6930 $27,900 ally pleasant and efficient landscaping. . .Ameslte driveway. . .Ceramic tile bath. . . LOCA-nON short sleeve, 6',* yards of 35-inch. quickly trimmed with lovely floral Walton W. Grant Agehcy business for you! kitchen. ExceUent neighbor­ Preflnished cabinets. '. .Fonnlca counter. . .Gil hot air heat Lillian Grant, realtor MI 3-1153 To order, aend 35c In coins to; stamp-ona! BOX MOUNTAIN DRIVEJ—Vernon. and the buUder will consider trades as part payment. For an ap­ hood, fine schools. Pleasant . . .City water. . .large l()b'xl50’ lot . . . close to schools, Colchester is just 30 minutes from either Hartford or popular Sue Burnett, The Manchester Eve­ Pattern No. 6945 has tissue—sizes 4 bedroom Cape, full shed dormer, pointment to inspect, please call . . . yard and good landscaping. churches and stores. OPEN SUNDAY shore points. From Manchester take Rt. 85 (Charter Oak ,8L) 12, 14 and 16 Inclusive; color trans­ $12,600—SIX ROOM Cape, excellent M AN CH ESTBt — 25 EVA DRIVE f ning Heriald, 1150 AVE. OF 14 baths, 2-car garage, lot Twenty n^utcs to down- OPEN FOR INSPECTION SUNDAY 1 to 5 P.M. directly to Colchester. Then turn right and watch for signa oj)- AMERICAS, NEW YORK 36, fer; full directions. 172x360, $17,900. Belfiore Agency, condition. Assume $76 monthly, totvn Hartford. Economical •FOB qVAIilFlED VETERANS posito Stoto P(fiic« Barracks. N. Y. To order, send 25c in coins to: kn 3-5121. small cash, Carlton W. Hutchins, to heat and easy to keep up. Roomy 6-room Colonial 7 years young. Large living room with 10 A M. TO DARK For Ist-clsss mailing add lOc for Anne Cabot, The Manchester Eve­ MI 9-5132. FLORENCE REALTY Storms and screens. On Sun- fireplace, formal dining room, 14 ba^s, plastered walls, 4-zone each pattern. Print Name, Address ning Herald, 1150 AVE. OF AMER­ NEW 6 ROOM Colonial, 14 ceramic MI 3-4836 liattchfatrt lEurning l$rrallt ■yvlssr Drive In Vernon. hotwater heating unit Large lot. Convenient to schools and shop­ wlth.&ne. Style No. and Size ICAS, NEW YORK 86, N. Y. baths, fireplace, plastered wails, WAPPING—a room ranch, sun- Owner being transferred. ping. Asking $18,000. Include another 35c^ with your For Ist-Class maUlng add 10c for hot water heat, amesite drive. room, garage, approximately one WESLEY VANCOUR, Broker Prieed wen under $ZO,00O. gsttem order for the Spring and each pattern. Print Name, Address Largs shads trees. Builder MI acre wooded lot. baths, extfas. OaO far appolntaieat TR McC a r t h y enterprises , inc. m i 4 -15 3 9 mnmer '01 Baslo Eashlons. with zona and Pattern Number. Z-4M0. Owner M I 4-0091, 609 Foster Bt. t s t s t . BBIARO A8ENCY. III M M S SATURDAY, APRIL 22, 1961 PAGE TWELVE iianrl;pBt(r lEv^ning il$(raUi Reunion Planned About Town Heard Alon^ Main Street Bv Bulkeley Class 4nH on Some of Manrhester'a Side Streets. Too Business Bodies Pkst noble grrands of S\mset Hartford Bulkeley High .School Rebekah Liodge will meol at the class of 1951 will hold Us 10th re- borne of Mra. Kdith W. Smith. 136 Historical Fact • half dozen eclairs. Four of theni BACK IN BUSINESS Pine St.. Monday at R p.m. Mr.a During the budget work.*hop . disappeared by the time he de- Henuan A. Wiarzbickt of 55 untohipn Saturdaj', June 3, at tho Rmma L.. Nettleton. hoste.u. and Wednesday night. General Man­ i cided he was really hungry enough Overland St. has joined Salem Knights of Columbus Home in her committer will serve refresh- : to enjoy them. Not so much in an­ ager Richard Martin was explain­ Nasslff 41 the Camera and Photo Manchester, starling with a social ments. ing the need 'for upkeep on the ger as curiosity, the hapless eclair- fancier decider! he'd find out who Shop located in Nasslff Arms at hour at 7:30 p.m. St. Judjfe Thaddeiis Mother.* Municipal Building vault*. If a fire should ever get into the vaults, he the mysterious frec-loader was. 991 Main St. Reservations must be made by Circle nill meet at the home of 1 He typed out a message on two May 1 and requests should be ad­ Mr*. Ei’eret* Cvr. lOO Prn.*pect said, the town and the property Herni has recently returned separate pieces of paper and stuff- from Arizona where he underwent dressed to M. Peter Barry, Sqi Fox St . after the Rev. Franci.* T. Bilt- owners would be in sad sliape How many years does the town ; ed one of them intp each of the treatment for a bronchial condi­ Hill Rd., Wethersfield. BArry has ler'a rellpious iru«tniction? at the . remaining eclairs. It worked. The j have to keep its records, he was tion. been tinable to locate the follow­ Church of the Assumption Hall 1 thief couldn t keep quiet when he asked by M.iyor Harold A. Turk- He owned and .operated Herm’s ing graduates and requests Infor­ Monday at 8 p.m. ; bit into the next eclair and drew | Camera and Photo Shop in Nassiff mation concerning tlielr where­ inpton. ; out the paper which said: Depends on the record, said Mar­ X Arms store at 1015 Main St. for abouts; Pat Armlshaw. Josephine Manchester WATK.s wnll meet 'Caught you this time, you 10 years prior to his selling his C. CoCoUa. Richard A. Clark, Dor­ lin. thief; ■■ Tueadav at the Italian Amencan The town has to gel permis­ business interests to Nassiff last othy Cwlkla, John Ford, Elizabeth Club on Eldridpe St Weiphinp in sion to throw records away. August when his illness forced A. Humphrey. Dolores Ann Paul­ null be from T to S p.m. Mr.*. Har­ HazanI Bonus him to go to a drier climate, son. William Johnson, Wiliam L. We've got grand lists, which recoiti- i Manchester almost had appli- vey Ward, propram chairman, Fallot Photo " I feel fine now. maybe a little Kane. Gloria M 11 m o r e, Anna the aroomlt of property liable to I cants for the file department lined and her committee will meet weak, but have gained weight I O’Brien. vDolores Pletroyuett, Pa­ taxation, that go back 140 years. up for miles. . Wednesday at the home of Mra. ••.Apparently >-ou can't destroy E tiff aged had lo.*t before going to Arizona,” tricia Scknlon, Gerald Wheeler Lebero Pnjcchia. 260 Spr.np St. I It seems that on page 147 of the Jii grand lists." concluded Martin. he said. Jr„ Morgan J. Wilson, and Irene general manager's budget recom­ Tlie engagement of Miss Earleen During the first five weeks while •'The only .one who can destroy mendations for 1961-62 there was Zlnky. The Infant .lean.* of Prapue the grand list. ' the mayor replied Ada Jlllson of Andover to Richard he' was in Arizona. Herm said he Mother* Circle will meet Monday . a salary request for two firemen— LaRoy Hiiebner of Bay City. Mich,, avei-aged about 50 letters and wnUf"a smile, is the board of t.ax ^ for 520.884. Figuring the two men nlpht at the home of Mrs. John C. review ■■ . I is announced by her'parents. <^Mr. cards every day from his many Francosa. 181 Summit St . after . would split that money evenly and Mrs. Lawrence Whitcomb friends and a.ssociates in Man­ that would be $10,442 a year. relipious instruction with the Rev Keep l our No»e . . , Jillson. Long Hill Rd., Andover. chester. iHe said he doesn't remem­ ■ j FTancis T. Butler at the Church What happened was that the Her fiance Is the son of Mr. and, ber, a day that he didn't receive a JOSEPH L DIONNE ; Did anyone notice where the ■ fire department had requested four ( Whe of the Assumption ai 8 o’cloc*. hoard of directors cho.*e to hold Mrs. How.ird Huebner. Bav Citv,' letter during his stay at a VA hos­ men and the general manager had pital. *tejrat< Co-hostcss will bb Mr*. Walter the public hearing on the proposed Mich. Exterior Painting- lino." i cut the request to two men. He al­ A Manchester native, Wierz- Doerr. i increase in .*ewer rates for cus- Miss JilLson, a 19.">8 graduate of Contractor Borm a so cut the allocation, but neglected KHAM High School in Hebi-qn. is bicki graduated from local schools j tomers of the town sewer depart- to note that the original $20,884 tlUMigl Mrs Florence Streeter of the employed as aVbookkeeper by the and did. free lance photography ResIdenUal—Commercial Manchester \"FW .Au.xiliary will I ment ? .was for four men, not for two. before going into business. He is tbs pi ' In Waddell School on Broad St. Connecticut Bank and Trust Co. Industrial Install officers of the Newungton in Hartford. She has been active in a member o f the Mason.*. Elks, S * *' i in the territory sened by the SPEKDV WASH-UKV Marine Corps League, and the EISTIMATEB FBEE O M lt. auxiliary tonight at 8 at the New ! Eighth School and Utilities Dis- 4-H Club work in the state, and RATES REASONABLE Meadow School, Cedar St.. New*- Crystal Lake had many fisher-1 Veterans of Foreign Wars, the ' tnct. was a delegate to the national 4-H - TEL. »II 8-0404 ington. Mrs Ra>mond Hagenow man looking for a good catch last | consre.ss in Chicago in 19.69. latter of which he and Salem A couple of people w-*io live in Saturday on the opening day of (Sami Nassiff are official photog­ will be condurlress of tlie color- the Eighth District got up at the Mr. Huebner was educated In bearers from the Manchester aux­ the fishing season... but...; one raphers. hearing and voiced their opinions Bay City .schools, and served iliary. The colorbearers will., be ■ over anxious fisherman, in an at­ Many Manchester baseball and ' on the proposed rate increase, one aboard the T’ .S.S. Blandy for four Mrs. p Gr<*rn SLampfi 479 E. Middle Tpke. MI 9-8477 the telephone. a congratulations card lie wanted ter, who recently left that position. I Well indoctrinated in the cour- everyone to sign so he could send be used in conjunction with an cept bank deposits and Issue re­ A New London native, Brouwer ceipt.* automatically and is being itesy of non-interruption, the dUs- it along to Mrs. Embser. analog computer and an actual' comes from a family of nursery­ ' traught girl grabbed a sheet of But he didn't have to. Moments helicopter cockpit for perform- i introduced by Reflectpne Elec­ men. He spent many years work­ tronics Inc. of Stamford. Conn. later who tvjops in the door, her ance studies as well as for ad­ ing with his father in the propaga- fiddle under her arm, but Mra. vanced design studies, it was re­ The New England Council an­ Embser. She didn't want to miss ported. 1 nounces the 1961 edition of it.* A Truly Fine Selection Of the final rehearsals before next annual booklet, "Summer Study in Wednesday's debut of the orches­ G ASOLINE TAX New England." is available at its SPECIMEN tra. A typical Connecticut family Bo.ston headquarters or the New T onight BROADLEAF AND with an income below $6,500 paid England Vacation Center In New No Change, Please $68 in gasoline taxes last' year, York. CONIFEROUS The first warm day of spring more than on state sales ta.x. it Rumble seats of the "Roaring so's home heating on EVERGREENS saw residents on doorsteps, chat­ was reported by A. H. Herzog, Twenties" are being revived in ting and smoking, on Rockrille's chairman of the Connecticut Pe­ 1961 Larks and Hawks by Frank our way I Flowering and shade tree*, flow­ BrookIjTi St, troleum Council. Hiker, an enterprising Studebaker- ing shrubs and .Azaleas. A pa.*.*erby. nodding to the peo­ "This unpleasant fact will sur­ Packard dealer at (Chicago, who You get premium quality introduced the seat.*, which open ple a.* he passed, said, 'Nice prise the head of many a family." Mobilbeat with RT-98 . . . the Opening Weekend Special weather for a change." up from the trunk space. ■ Herzog said, "but it is still a fact. moat completely effectire fuel "Shhhhh," came an instant re- Ga.soline is the most heavily taxed William .T. Smith of Bolton has Fruit Trees (18 Varieties) oil additive in use today. And ply. nece.ssary commodity most people been named superintendent of the WINF Priced A Non. Survey-Brokerage Department in you get premium service. Au­ buy." $2.30 ,„$3.75 the Eastern Department of the tomatic deliveries . . . a bal­ TO GET AWARD Hartford Fire Insurance Co. anced payment plan and many BROOK FARM Aelfred Flagg, manager of W. Smith joined the company in 1926. other extras designed to mske T. Grants Parkade store, will R. Bruce Watkins of Watkins home heating reoUg easy. ATLANTIC NURSERIES receive a oitation and award next Bros., and Noi'man Spector of 789'Hebron .Ave., Glastonbury, FURNACE OIL week during Grants two-day Norman's will attend the annual Spring Home Furnishings Show Yankee Baseball .Automatic Driiverv Achievement Awards party and M o b i l h e a t t?!** I ' 2 miles east of Glastonbury next week at High Point. N. C. banquet at the St. Moritz Hotel in Center. '2 mile east of Glaston­ L. T. WOOD CO. North Carolina furniture markets Ml New York City. bury Expressway, Hebron .Ave. Phone .Ml .4-1129 are considered by many as the turn-off. The award is for outstanding Peter H. Brouwer most important style and quality- N. Y. vs. BALTIMORE sales performance of his store wise in the ITniteil States. during 1960. The competition was tion and growing of evergreens and Dorian Shainin of 35 Lakewood open to some 870 Grant stores shi-ub.s. Cir.. vice president of Roth and W E GIVE Following a military life a.* a acro.ss the nation. Strong, engineering con.*ultanta. GREEN STAMPS GAM E TIM E 8 P.M. flyer in the L’.S. Navy from 1942 will give a talk Wednesday at the : 11 .ATTEND MEETING |to 1946, he joined into partnership American Institute of Industrial Fourteen member.* of the Man-1 as the Brouwor-Hutt Nurseries of Engineers, Inc. seminar being held PRESCRIPTIONS Chester Chapter of the Independ­ Glastonbuiv. at the Bond Hotel. His topic will ent Garage Owner's Aa.*ociation In 1956. he joined Sears-Roebuck . ..^,1,. _ . MORIARTY t 1, „ o ______,11.,1 i nature and importance of HEAR ALL YANKEE NIGHT GAMES, TEL. of Connecticut. Inc. recently at- i i Co. .here as a salesman and divi- .statistical tools. ., tended an annual statewide din-! Sion manager, a position he held Philip I. Holway of 143 Ade­ utltil his latest appointment. BROTHERS tier at the Bond Hotel. | laide Rd. has been named to Con­ F( HOME ond AWAY— DIAL 1230 Ml 9-9814 C/iai^Plan The delegation included newly | Brouwer is a member of Center necticut General Life Insurance 301*315 Confer Sf. elected chapter officers in John ! Congregational Church and the Compan.v's President’s Club for lai wirn. Toastmasters International. L>-nch, president: Don Willis. I his sales performance as an agent M l 3-5135 vice president; Thomas Brown, j He. and his wife Joan, a Vernon for the company. treasurer; Martin Gaprilozzi, sec- | school teacher, have two sonk. retary: and slate delegate to the PINE PHARMACY BRIEFS 664 CENTER STREET—CORNER OF ADAMS association George Clarke, i Raymond F. Tucker of Tromle^v ' , MARKET OPENS Rd.. East Wifidsor. representative i now there ore Felix Gremmo Thursday re^ of the Metropolitan Life Insurance SPRING SPECIAL! opened his Farmer’s Market, retail Co., has returned‘■'from New York | fruit and produce stand, located on after p.*rti(.'lpating in a special ad­ The Wintor Olympics in All Their Gloryl E. Middle Tpke, acro.ss from the vanced training cour.se relating to two to serve Shad.v Glen Ice Cream Bar. e.state planning and buaine.*.* life Beginning his ninth year In the insurance underwriting. He is a ; @ DELUXE '.'.1 business, Gremmo. a Manchester Metropolitan consultant at the native, has been joined by his son Manchester office. you better! Francis. 18, following a family The State Labor Department re­ 3-TRACK ALUMINUM .. < trend. Gremmo worked for several ported a 4,760 iip.swing in em­ 1 Action-' j .vears with his father in a meat ployment in Connecticut’s on-farm market busine.*.*. industries for the month ended COMBINATION WINDOWS While vacattaning in Florida this mid-Marrli.. opens monday past winter, Gremmo contacted to­ The new total of ears, trucks ; -At A LC O Aluminuoi mato growers and lias arranged and buses on the world's highways jf^gjreshing for shipment of tomatoes, direct to L* 126.300,000. jiLst over seven mil­ the all new his market, he aaid. lion more than last year, accord­ -A Can't Rust or fitttrto^' A carload of Maine potatoes are ing to the American Automobile Warp Ever in stock. A ten-pound bag was giv- magazine. The U.S. rcgl.stered a A Intorlocking Mooting Roils THE ARMY AND NAVY A Fully Woartior. FAIRWAY strippod “variety at its best!” next to the new popular market JpiH J a ^ A Aluminum Sertoni BINGOAND Amtrieo't act ski photographer — A All Sizes Up to open every day till 6 p.m. and eno of tho world'* funniott ipoakors — DANCING EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT Giant 36"x67" prosonts • IN PERSON • hi* oi;,citing color film 8 O 'CLO C K Wednesday, thursday, friday till 9 p.m. A FuHy Guorantood rr t i t Easy Terms Arranged main street store open 'Olutitftic thursday and friday till 9 p.m. Ftoturlno Official Film*^ *ho;t by 24 cameramen, of the $22.95 watch for our 1960 Squaw Valf(*y Winter Olympic Game* RUMMAGE SALE VALUE very grand opening Gay Holiday* in St. Moritz, A*pen, Ala*ka, NORTH METHODIST CHURCH INSTALLED Mt. Baker. 300 PARKER STREET KPON.SOKED BV CENTER CIILRCII COAVEDS Friday, April28-8 PM, SPONSORED BY W.S.C.S. we give TUESDAY II n M r SPECIALTIES HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM COMPANY world groon stamps ADMISSION $IJM> II U If I L For TickeU Call MI 9-892S or MI e-W07. 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L ne in locia l de by >e ad- Q Fox y haa ollow - p Infor- APRIL 22 thru APRIL 28 where- T V W d » < i k : aiUU iZC ■i* r* ^KwAdiAAA 1 A iphina J. V VY c h a n n e l s $-S-18-33-«6-46-$6 , Dor- Eabetb Paul- VipBt> WEBa—AIX B1UHT8 BENERVBD, B; t . DI0H1N80N * OO^ Ine. ;am b . Anna "Two Bisters From Boston." she moraing. H« is IfVank Blair, nswib- tl, Pa- achieved stardom. Fleming Hosts caster of "The Dave Oarroway 'heeler June AUyson Waited Miss Allyson made her first in­ Today Show" on the NBC-TV neU Iren* dependent venture, after ten years work (M-ooday through FHday, at MOM, in a co-starring, nrie with 9 a.m. jDST). James Stewart in "The Olenn Mil­ CBS ‘Accent’ One of the'program’s brighiaX F or‘Rifitht TV Shew’ ler Story." cast ’ mambani, B U lr first w otk a A But remained a atranger to James Fleming has been a for­ with tha aaries aa Its WasUngtoii teievlirion, making only one appear­ eign correspondent, producer and oorra^ioadent, oovarlng the Whits B y OHABLJBS UEAVY < "Nobody wanted me then," June ance. She waa, she said, waiting for performer in radio and television House and Capitol beats. Sav«t NE the right show to come alo for more than two decades. ^ When June AUyaon appeare* m recalls. years ago he moved to Nerw York wa« a long wait, but in 1696 : As host of the "AccenP’ series to Join the show as a permaiMot *%iysteiy guest" on "What’e My Then two thtpga happened. Uie on CBS Television Network, j j a t , " vtalttng panelist Shelley was booked into a Montreal, night all over; June made her T cast member and to pieaent tha television re^lar4n "The Dii Pont Fleming is the guide on a w eekly news segments. Berman surprlaeil ever^ne whMi, dub as a dancer. The pay waa $60 Show With Jtme Allyson." tplevtsion explordtloo Into - the tlUMigh blindfolded aa the rest ojC a week, and it looked pretty good "It was Just what I waa watiing fascinating byways of contempor­ Blair was bom May 30, 1915, la tbs panel, he Identified June as to the girt from the Bronx. The for,” June sayb. "It has given me ary culture, including tha world Yemaaaee, S.C. He took premadt- the guest. When aidced how Jib eecond thihgt She changed her a xihance to play parts that I seldbm of art, music, drama, literature, oal oouraea at Oiarleatoa College, dM It. he said, "There was Jtwt no name to June Allyson. did in motion pictures. We waited Bciei^ and education. but dropped his studies in 1030 to danyl^ that sibilant *s’ no matr From than on, there waa |u year* for the riidit spot, and it was Fleming regards his role ae the Join a profesaional stock company par how bard she tried to disguise stopping the small, skinny girl well worth the tim e." most interesting in his career, be- touring the South. His first as­ I t " / who lisped. Miss Allyson explained that couae it offers a chaUbnglng op­ signment was directing a play ^ the hostess and occasional She made her Broadway debut while the show presents dramas of portunity to ei^ore the varied whidi starred an 18-year-old gM star of CBS-TVs “The Du Pont in the chonu line of “Sing Out general appeal, the emphasis is on facets of the arts and humanities oed UUian Stoddard. Tliraa Show With Jun% Allyson,” that The News," and this was follow­ stories of special hitereat to worn' that he has found congenial ever montha later they were married.; Sibtlant sbuiid and husky voice ed by chorus assignments in other en. since his undergraduate days at The same year Blair baoame a have become almost a trade- Broadway produetiona and in "E ach teleplay is set in a the University of Chicago, where newscaater at a Charieaton radioi maric. Manhattan's Cope cabana. contemporaiy American back he rpeeived his B.A. degree in 1938. station, later transferring to a- But there was a time when this As an understudy for Betty Hut­ ground,” rite added, "and we limit After grraduation, Fleming be­ station in Columbia. Hia Mggest young girl from the Bronx, as she ton during the 164$ run p f "P anam a comedy situations because we feel came a CBS News radio broad' recalls It now,, was small and Hattie," M lu Allyson's brief .per- it’s difficult to do comedy well In caster. In 1943, be was assigned (Coatlaned en P a^ Ibnr) skinny and lisped and wasn’t so nance won her a long-term con­ a half-hour unless you have a con' to Ankara, Turkey as a CBS News tstiversally recognised. - .■ tract at MOM wbMTe waa a Unuing series with time to develop war correspondent in the Saddle Bom in the Bronx, she attend­ motion picture draw for a decade. the clmracters." East. At the end of the year, ed public schools and -graduated She . made her screen debut with Although a newcomer to tele­ after covering the Cairo and Te­ with honors from Theodore Roose­ Mickey Rooney in "Glri'Crasy.” vision, Miss Allyson haa already heran Conferences, he . succeeded velt High School. and a role In ‘'Best Foot Forward" eetablished herself as an authority Bill Downs as Moscow correspond­ Philodendron She went under the name of follow ed. In. her eiid>th screen role. on story content and talent ent, a post he held until Soviet Blaine Peters and the wanted to censors forced him to leave the get into show business, but no country. Large matter how many amateur con­ Returning to the United States Size tests she entered, she never won; Fleming entered the Army and * was assig;ned to General HaC' 59 and no matter how many line calls she answered, stardom still re­ Arthur's headquarters in Manila mained an elusive dream. and Tokyo, where he reported the MILIKOWSKI news and produced prog;rams for Flotcer Fashion stateside broadcast imW his dis­ charge in 1946. During 1948-49 685 MAIN STREET Fleming accompanied W. Averell Hahriman to Paris as the first ra­ Ml 9-5268 dio and film direct or for the Ekionomic Cooperation Adminis­ tration (Marshall Plan) in Europe. Back in New York, Fleming became associated with Sylvester Royal L. (Pat) Weaver Jr. in developing ELECTRONICS the news operation for the "To­ Ice Cream Co. LABORfiTORiES day" program, for. which Fleming INOOBPORATED waa news editor, and in develop­ 37 W aticm S t,-aa 3-66M ing the "Monitor" radio program, 277 BROAD for which he waa executive pro­ ducer. Over (Coattniied m i Page Four) 30 Flavors TWO-WAY RADIO DISPATCH Blair Boasts ^ In i Gallons! CARS Long Career W at Better Servles JOHN L JENNEY As Reporter C. LEROY NORRIS ASSOCIATE \ I: \ m ■) \ I j N A ' M ; V I < 1 At the cue, “And now, here la Frank with the news,” a man fa- --W miUar to mDlione of televisioa Insurance of AU Kinds viewers delivers a concise sum­ Bonds JARVIS REALTY COs mary of current news develop­ K E A IV rO K S — 1NSUROK 8 ments four times each weekday $44 NO. MAIN STBEmr Besidenttal—Industrial PHONE Ml 3-685$ O om m erelal T elevision 761 MAIN STREET ^ Oestom Servloe For SATURDAY PROGRAM PHONE MI 9-683$ Over M Tears telUng a fire that dettroyt a mil­ poses a shabby gun-running U:N Skr Klas lion dollar art collecUbn. acheme with a Mexican bandit. S n E. Center St.—M I S-411t Tni* Storr 'Bodms* RR, RD Oar Amerieaa Heillaga FOR 15 YEARS V B«m The Ctoira (Color) liome Greene, Pernelt Dean dagger, Robert Bmhardt » CudleWa UowUmc Roberta. Dan Blocker and Michael Gentleman'a Decision". Drajna- U :N This It DCtaa London in "The Infernal Ma­ tizaUon of General Robert B. DetcotiTe't DUuy chine". Hoaa, inapired by the.ln- Lee a surrender-at Apimmattox NASSIFF ARMS CO. riper veBUon of a owner wagon by hia Courthouse. Va„ in April. 1866, 1:1 Mo. S new friend, helpa radae money to Saturday Might Film BpM taeal„ Watch Hr. WitanI 6* build a fuU-sised automobile. SS HAS BEEN THE RIGRI Bis Tima WietUlas S Tha Baarfaa sa*a a. as SI VTbe Eddie Cantor Story". Keefe FOR THE BEST The Naval Beterve Hear SI . Dorothy Provlne, Donald May, „ Brasaelle. Marilyn Braklna (Color PLACE TO OO FOB St. White Healer 4S Rex Reaaon in "Scandal Sheer*, 1*:SS Guasmake :l 1:M Davey S aeUath S ^ k y Pinkham, the Charieaton F « l Of The Week I. a*. U EVEKYTHINO YOU W ANt C o l Soirace ricUcB Theater IS Club alar, becomea victim of a Raul Pender vs. Carmen badito, Bateball W blackmail attempt by acandal- 16 rounda Middleweight C%am- - IN Milwaukee Ti PltUbursh aheet publlaher. Pwn^p Contest Pender, clever, 1:U riayheates 6 S ill Ghaekmal* S m e d y u d accurate-hltUng should SPORTING GOODS "The Wild Bunch” . Charlea Boyer Anthony George. Doug McCHure. 5i?P.,ol

Television tii Tf. Mimkui n vE . SUNDAY PROGRAM FLETCHER i b i m m o k -tstc TUESDAY Television PROGRAM dtSa BawaU Illusionist Rlchlardt comic Ttan- niantertctw* **" Oar Faith mle Rogers and: Marisol. lS-yen>- dlta Pealora PltaB. $ ttot Tste Swell Shaw DahrmA* at lb* Alt Isaass and Aai old Spanish songstress. GLASS COMPANY *’** Whtwsns "Passport To Ptmltoo". Stanley Tom Potter bocks himself into a ■iM Mawa Stewart L. V Naltonal Vdvto tt. W ^ (Color) •:M OkrMai^ ifS^i^BocroUrr 55 it t t benttasah Hollowaj^M ayorst Rutherford. oozaer when he tries to be a do- ^ t a m k tbe Ibtarior,>r, aoest. Interviewed Lori Martin u ' "Tha Srlde- ■Btowmwm s-haam-i-MM^AD XD 111 I~|'~T ' """***'**^»**J VKB1 tt JWhTM IKBM hto tt, AJ MB it-yourself handyman. rUa la TbaXRa by Washtncton newsmen on natur­ grooni". Mi Taylor bocomos the ThriUer » , M *®** ai“*««raara guardian of a distant relatlvs’s ENCLOSURES—GLASS PURNITURE TOPS—■WTTSBPBOB FAINT «i88 Tswa "Cuban Pete." Deal Amos, Don ^ h i n e k ELECTRONICS al raoroms davalopnant p»o- ots Boris Karloff la host. "Parasite i:Ca affairs, other issuaa orphaned daughter, who demands liaa D Gonewag Tsdny Porter,, Mansion". Schoolteacher, knodeed that Ml marry her Immediately, X uty Slksw at uncohscious In on auto accident, ELECTRONICS LABORATORIES •‘“gfisasnssa?'*"" ' Feardost^aa *5 tiM Ukwwuui tl 41.In liM Weather , "Gsraldlne." John Carroll. Kola awakens to find aha ta a prisoner O ^brito OaK M, SC Tab Boator Shew St. tt 1>8t B.F.D. Its. 8 Powers. tn a house Inhabited by on evil, ^ a«,lba Haaa Banm Hanc "Thoee Co^Umtb Days". Adnirai A gwohto ShawI pranU^ spirit. LABORATORIES I p“***w“ 4* . _ WaJiw Wbnben n ia Peter Falrchdd and John Larson OsnHneffial OaesNMS liM Bseky Sad' Bis Srti 48. at Btageeaaeh ~West ' 8, t t j i a I UrW l ^ a Cato H r Fact S:Sa Ooltoca Bawl MANCHESTER 8taa Hns BIrhsrSs 8:18 Falla » a Oat 277 BROAD T ra la Tbe Anawer accompany Paul Uoraan on a YWs Is One Fsllh Cesar Romero guest stars In "The CbaHea tatoattoa tnforrotlaB.gama; with Allan Iscture enaagement at a girl's ttlB Captsl* Kangsrae 8:88 grtek D n w MeOraw Big Gun” . Juarez nmpathlzerz 01 Loddeo, moderator. Btudanta tnmi college. Playhaasa U attempt to zteal a IT.B. Army 277 BROAD n a Cbitotonbara ^ e ^ r l a r , Va., will challanaa t:ta TV Theater t OLDSMOBILE S3S ' • „ Brenkfost Ylms ^1.0.B1.P. Gatling sun In tbe Mexican re­ *ha U fa the------tnbninFteam team from from Color Colorado "form OLDSMOBn,E d e a l e r * fits Fsotors F&i MiM nM Wait “ My Darling Judge” . IVed Clark. "Onmtry Fonon". John volt againzt Maximilian. ^ e U ^ ^ t y . Audrey ToRer. Judge tries tlt- t i l l M astry Oa Parada Tha n iid Mob . 18 LaA VnAad Ura S. w a m Bjurtlay BejMrtlaa tl, tully to break away, from Us |temnet B jm TaHahaasa MM EASY TO itortoa. ■ "Tha Snaconua Corteos Ttets 8:88 Bad Skeltoa Shaw 8 Mows FMturaa "TheSise of the duties long enough u> enfoy a S12~WEST CENTER STREET (MHUUMA *>88 Wsalher News aad Spsrte "ClenL the Genius.’’ Billy Gilbert 2 - w « n r im n I o aaa thePart II of a Blj[M Movemant fat Japan" tlshliw trip. M I S v in i Traekdawa Uire»«art ,aertaa daaltnb with Ibe nnd a “ Report oa tho Problama TV Saew t:tt SSSTTnass t:a i News sad Weather 8 and Roland Winters guest star PARK HERE holrdaya. with EU Wal- of Space Instnimentatloii." (Color) "The H ai____dost Day.19.' 9 ’ ntwanroa AeHn Theater I I with Skelton, who portrays Clem Jjch M boat. T m ria Derhy a 3:38 I MorrisS Soum Oahhaasr 88 Kadlddlehop^r In. on improbable There’s never a paridng j m Uvia# Ward Starring Craig Stevens, Wally tote about mtelllgence pills that ■ liM ThreoUvaa It Cox, CharHe RugFlea. spselal s t m X ^ r ^ . „ The Big Pletare U turn (^em into a genius. proMem at STANEK’K M m M d Sm t Im l.a a. F— » TrartMar . .. and HU Friandi M guest Janls Paige and extra added "Safety-Tested • ; « 3. A 88, t t Checkertward Theater ■ M itt UcM Tlau a:Ca Ivanbaa a aMractton Jam careon. Bea No meters either. Open . . -a. g " * * 9 « ? » « »aaat Maas The Praaa at Benaderet la also featured. l i t t iSSuK BUers '•'” *8 "Secrets of An Actress” . K | llite The Seebare ^ (Color) aoest: Dr. L B. Ravdls U ;M VMs«_VUIags KxpedHtoB >' a Francis, George Brent. Thursday evenlnga until nnth Far Tatar The Rebel Best Seller and Dr. Sydney Forbar two ra Nick -a*tom« in - docu______L ^ : S _ U sed Cars" IJfi Vsnr Bnneh Checkerboard Theater 18 18:M O sny Msare Shaw 8 the lendlBK doctors in the field of Sweetwater". Hlghwaymm hold ‘ Steel Against The Sky” . Alexis Guests: Jo Stafford, vocalist, and ?SL*— la Tear Ufa Csiicar. (Color) Jonathan Winters. comedian. Baered Heart up a stagecoach aad falUng to Smith, Uqyd Nolan. MHO s \ I I \ 'I l.\ |( I Baetoa Blaehto find gold, they kidnap a gtn pan- 11:88 OfNiMe KxpeMm Weather Lm M News' SS Added guest: Ken Berry, come­ UiU UriaK Watt PbO Silvers aenger. News A Wsattsr M. M dian. U :M Camera Tbrea Fanato Ftan n # PHer to BtoliC BxpsdHtea I I Dean Martin n o w ' 88, 88 I \ i: \ s \ 1,1 s VI i: \ i( I nUa Oar FaHh Chechetheard Theater M jColorr ■iShIne On Harvest Moon", a— Jfcin&ftmmrm Osort T:U Wsstoia Bass. HIghHghto St ((jolor) Guests: Andy Orifhtb, Mad Baase t'.ta Tba T neatlalb Caataiy I Sheridan. Dennis Morgan. W . P. Q U ISH iM its Camera M Tony Martin, Tina Louise and 8tTN L i r a ^laneral Mantbalt". America’s »;W Jaok B eau PNgram a uiaa^'trSLr- News W Darid Rose and hia orchestra. OF I U :M faalithto ^ World W v n Chlaf of Staff, who Guests; Oscar Levant. Mary Ittt What la Tba Wartd 8 TV Presents 8. tt. tt BiMkaaart Bhaartim bemma.Secralary of State and Livingstone. Levant tatks Jack Laranls tt. 88 "The Avengers". German genei^ CANADA ^ a i l t e ’a Albam fnther of tha Marshall Plan In tha Benny Into seeing a p s j^ a trls t FUNERAL HOME U:t3 Levs sf Uts John Smith and.Robert M ller in al. occupying h Cliateau In France Maat Tha Piafaaaar postwar years, then returned to (Reiwat). "Killers'' Odds." BUm and Jess In lS tt. relives a party given tn Findell Queat; Laater McAUMer. onirofaa- Mrva as Secretary of Defense Tmth Or Crasesneneee . spilt over sum's apparent unwlll- 1783— the previous guests show mr «>f aeooomlca. Beloit CoUm Tbe Anhalt Faagie A 41. tt na MAIN STREET TEL. MI FOB iJDnc Korean War. Jack Warden. Arch Johnson la U!*3 Tsmanms Ingnesa to help n ranch hand who Mtcbtcan. Dr. Harold Thalor. fcr- "The Gomes Affair." When a It OwM Be Yse le beliw hunted by hired gunmen. 18:M ^ e a la PlMISfl INSURANCE jner president, Sarah Lawraoce Setasea Flettoa Thaalar , TV fihew With Jme AtlyMS Conexa. boat . girl from a alum environment be­ (Color. ^ Bags .ImaBy > 8. M. Bl VENETIAN WhMeyhtrda comes a respected nurse in nnmbsr Please E 4t It DaJfy's jealousy over tbe rabbit's ' Fealar« SS ijs lj Araaad Tawa Uhaanal SC Newi . honlSu, her boy^end, a killer U;U n» OoUbi^M ^ popularity causes him to chal­ New*. Weather M SpeHe ^ S CONSULT U :M Wa BaHava Walt D l n « Prasaata 41, IS WerM*e Beet HCevIe S M The Mpar and hoodlum, appears on the RORERT J. I3:U Nsws Day Bepert tt lenge Bugs to a contest. "Frank Clairs In Town." Monay- scene seeking help. INOOBPORATED l:t# Mv UUte Margie 8 8:M Pother Kaaws Best 8 "Montana Belle". JaneRusaell. BLINDS ■ Kbjmie Day",. KraryoBe In Ptpar- hunary saloon keepers hire a Scott Brady. town blu to ia;M Oairfld Camera t .Absnl FOees a. 48. IS Robert Young and Jane Wyatt In 0B AB U E 8 S. VAN DEUSEN lalk in rhymaa on killer to oasassinate Texas John With Arthur Godfrey as host REAL St Home WHh EMty 88 (hasa Prophecy". Horgaret ree- Biff Ifewi t t tbla day. Slauahtsr. Newe aad Weather Sft and SUPPLIES St Loretta Yoaag Shew Mnvi* Motlnes W ogntxes a nouae-toJiouae kitchen DMrIet Saperrisor Beleaea Flettoa Thaator )*M IfiMW# M "Km< — "A Girl With Usoa” . Waller utensils salesman oa a college 11:1S daeh Paar Show St .IWaatoa Oa Paiada M Jon JE’rovost. June Lockhart. Bush *S*A®E • SMITH "INSyRANSanTHS SINCE i 4i 4* a INSURANCE (Color) CUSTOM MADE SHADES as a „ Ptdgeon ' classmate of her husbrad who IM E. Otater SL, IbuMlMiater Reilly. Timmy and his old farmer Into focus when her nlne-yt . 1:M ^ uw WsrM Tnma 8 had been- ^ ted "moat likely to Featare PHni 8 ^erteaaa At Warh M friend oaarch for.B sold mine he- m MAIN STREET. GROUND FLOOR—MI S-Seai "Comrade X ," Clark Gable.Hedy 1:N Taar Oammaalty s son la bit by a truck and token Highway FaIrsI 8 rn^eed." (Repeat), 485 Middle Tpke, East IW. Ml »-48M or PI «-6Ml Hsved tv have hem discovered tv ; to a bospllal. 8m U Nates WTUh KHty 81 n e mneinaa _ __ E M, 18 Itamarr. Bandars Bhawcass a a prospector shortly before Hs lf:a< What's My U a e f t SB Star Flaybanss tt C%uck Connors In ’ Stopover". Dte- Featare 4t Gaaeara Cl n death. ------II ll:9 t Jach Paar Show SS Ml 3-4865 Bly Ptelara t t John Daly, moderator: paneltsts Pageant eenslon brealu out among -stage­ Mr. Bd a Dorothy Kilgallen. Bennett Cerf. Itia AtHoras WHh KHty 88 coach passengers who are trapped (Color) DIraettoaa 'Cl Sc ShlrieT Temple Show tt. I t 1B:H NIffht Deeh. 8 <1:U Taar Baaator fa Washlaytoa C Arlene Francis and guest oansl- 8:48 Foes Tbs Poeto 8 at the Hc(^ln Ranch during a (Color) "The Prince and tha 1st; Hugh Refpcr. fhagasine pub­ Jaa M nray Sbsw St. M blizzard. U:t8 World*! Best Mortes (Coat.) 8 1:U Oaacrasjdaaal TIawpafait ‘ a Pauper". Starrtaiff Ola Touna, lisher. I T D O E S Make A Difference, Where Yon Save! (Color) 1:81 Dahls OUlis 8 U:6t News and Weather 8 TOURAINE PAINTS 1:M Patcaattoa a Richard Nay. Peter Laser. Porl- IS :8ft Moment of Meditatloa 8 .FraaUera Of Taltt St TUa Is Tsar Life Dwayne Rickman stars. Dobls FOR EXPERT lu d Maoon, June Sommars and WlBstoa Chorehin a.^4t. at t:8t• .. Hsnse '“.ft!?* Party •• **■ and Maynard are selected by tbe l:#t News 8. 8t Panel discussion on wsys In wbich Ted .DeCorsla. Youna Prtnce Ed­ i l : l t Jfomeats of Comfort 8 • b r u s h e s of The Valiant Years—"Triuinjjii in Lmrtta Vanog Theater 88 88 army to be two of the three as­ the small dsdslons llrtnc af- ward and bis exact took alike, a France:'. Gemuns are driven 'A i k t m S Q / tronauts ■ on an experimental •At Front End ARgnmont fMt ^ e individual and the moral street urchin . ssdtch identities. from France and Paris is llb- a.aalS:“,«gaite. • ^ Ipumey Into outer space. w a l l p a p e r s mncUons of a democratic aocietv. (Repeat). • Baehy • Bis Pricads C stated. 3 ^ / o y*nag Dr. ICateaa tt. 38 I Alfred BUcheaek Preasnto 88. M IN FEATURK ROIaBS 'Ar Wheel Balancing Gheakarbeard Theater It Best Of The Pest SAVINGS GraUtude” . Life of h gambling Tea rta Rawlhia at "Dr. Ehrlich's Maatc Bullet". Ed- (O>lor) IlM. .. Tbs Vsrdlerls -5? 4 Tsars •• »* 8 • SANDERS, POUSHERS . ... Y ‘“ * •" Blehak M _ ward O.. Robinson. Ruth Gordon. s ilic a te member is threatenM a :Ca reatare a U :ta raaday News Simrial a m / OBtTCBt Pteto These Baste 88. St when a millionaire commits sui­ Mildred Trarea, Russell Collins it Completo Brake s t e a m e r s for RENT 7:M neasls Tha Maaaee I Hews 44 L O A N OsaaiwUeat BsaSstsai 8 cide after losing heavily at his and Logan Ramsey have beat aA- Baseball a Jay North. Herbert Anderson. News B Weather 1 V • S O t‘ 1 \ 1 I t » V Aatnial » Wha D# T « i IkBstr 48. at casino. Service Yankees vs Baltimore Gloria Henry. Mr. Wilson tries to Jtanday I& ht Bepert tt DivIdMid 4rtt Baagsr AaSy Sbsw S WyiUt Rorp |. ta signed featured roles in Jerry B i^ a y Aftentoan Paalara t l save money by building his own Newe B Weatbermaa W aiahe Baste Par Daddy tt. M C. MidJeely’s original play; "The TTie Quiet Mra". John Wayne, barbecue pit srlth the help of a f/esa/rM jT'SA ¥t/ymae Hugh O^Brion In "Wyatt Kiu-p's Paal’s PaiHt aad Maureen O'Rara. tewe fa B ^ e w 41 t a e r i m Baadstaad 8. 48. 88 VTyatl finds a baby along Joke and the V alley," 'Which w ill ^ S E E — ^ n a ged rock ’n"roU devotee. gBsday Hlxlit Mevle tt waaciicataipg* atkaat rmaifciat. iweTiTvrf 4:18 Be Oar Gaest 18 a troll and,* unfamiliar with In- Baseball st Maveitek 8. 41. tS 'T h e 'One That Got Away.” 4:88 Bdge ol Night J be broadcast live a ^ In color on Milwaukee vs. PIttsburch Jack Kelly stara fn "Devil's 10#7 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER • ROUTE |1, COVENTRY fant w e , tries to prevail upon a WallpaiMr Safiply Pletare Far A Baaday Aflemaaa U :lt Feati^ FUro . S Bara’s Hellywaad 18. It hard-boiled dance hall owner for NBC-TVs "Halimark Hall of CLARKE MOTOR SALES NMklaM.’’ (Part H) Bart and "So Well Remembered". John Obaekerhsord Theater U her to adopt the baby. Indian Maid flee captors and ride Fame,” Friday, May 5 (8:30-10 801 BROAD ST. f:M Baseball ^ Mills. MArtha Scott "^ilraod ed ” .. John beland, Caagresslsoal lavesHiririsr 18 645 Main St,—MI 9 0300 to a hiding place with the World'* Beet Mevlee a Shelia Ryan. - PraaUers la Hedlelaa i t p.m. EDTJ. H I 9-2012 Red Sox vs CMcago Apaches in hot pursuit "Cry Vengeance". Mark Stevens, MANCHESTER itca Bix Pletare la 8:41 RdSalHvaa Shew 1 t . Late Skew W Boaad.Ua USA. M Guests; Harpo Marx, comedian. "JubUee Trail". Pat O'Brien. Don WILLIS Garage Bill Shadel anchorman, news re­ Slngera iMck Haymes and Fran Prevne at porters In key centers scross the Jeffries srIU perform as a hus­ SPECIALISTS IN O w SPEEDY S iM c id ^ nation report the malor news de­ U:M Newe A Weather a band and wife musical team, 18 :M Mameat of Medltattoa a WHEEL AUGNMBNT aad WEDINESDAY Television PROGRAM velopments of tbe week. dance team of Brasda and TYhee. 1:15 New^ t YOUR TRULY DELICIOUS BRAKE SEBVICB . Early Shew cemed with a teat colled "Psy­ OBNERAL AUTO REPAIR l;M Csnllnsntal CTsssrsaai at "The ^owdown'*. Walter Bren­ chological and Social Adjustment MltelieP B-48SI-IS MAIN 0T. MANCHESTER - (Color) nan. in a Simulated Shelter," nude In YARN .8:88 CsaUaental Gtessssaia ' M S:M Lane Bagger M, April 1960 under government con­ CHICKEN Television 8:88 FeUx The Oat tract by the American Institute MONDAY PROGRAM 8:88 ^^*^i)rlsr I t:M Matty’s Faoday Faoales for Research. Douglas Edwards ia- SHOP n « werM*ii "BiMwt M tia ’ ehlefc- 1:M Lsoh and l« a n I Carteea Flavhaasa host-narrator. _ OhaAaet Fracye Theater a t:sa Andy Griffith Shew t Dave Oorreway Today Shaw t;M Csattaeatol dassreem mVEI SIMINV .(S taterpel CslUag Peter Loves Mary 88. 83 We’re now loented In « • " wUM ' taeomporoblo taate. (Oilorl Sheriff Andy Taylor balks at serv­ SHERWIN-WHJJAIIS News Peter Lind Hayes. Mary Healy In ing a foreclosure notice on on 7:88 Weather tt • :U Oeronods 8 "Peter’s Protege." While trying the House and Hale t:St CsatlBealal dassreem impoverished family. TAKE HOME raKVlOE (Color) Itorty Shew tt News 8 TV MoU Order Market. to help a fellow get a break in building. Main Street; 1:81 Towa Crier a CoBoeatralloa — 88. St IN T E R IO R PAINTS BXTBRSOB 7:88 Plays Of Shoksspeoni 8 8:88 News Weather aad Sports show business Peter invokes the •Secret Venture". Kent TSylor. (Color) Starring R ii^ Downs as Csallasntal Gtasataste 8 Besess 8 wrath -of the lad's fiance, who comer of Oak. Tita Dave Oarrewagr Today Shew 88 emcee of the new nighttime edl- PICTURE FRAMES—ARTIST MATERIALS 8:Mn s. Bln Tin Tin S’*** at. *• u SWP 8:M This Is Onr Fsllh 8 8;M News A Weather 8 wants Mm to be a dentist _ Leek...... aad Learn • 1 uon of the popular daytime au­ WALLPAPER, Ett Bop Blehords 8 AeUea Theater 18 Naked City 8. 48. 58 e Art Needlework Snpptlee StM Felto p. cat '•* 8 dience participation ehow. 8:18 (kiataia Koagaroa 8 DEoi’S DRIVE-IN 1:88 Wealker at ■ :M Yegt Bear Ml MAIN ST. TEL. Ml S-d6M Clabhoase 88 Paul Burke. Horace McMahon and • Free Instructions 1 :Sa Fereeptlea I a Mventeree In Paradise A 48. tS Breakfast Tima 8 Wild BUI Hickoh M Harry Bellaver tn "A Very Cau­ MS CENTER ST,—BO S -SMO Playhensc 18 Checherbeaiw Theater la 8:M Featare Film 8 8:45 News 8.8.88.34 tious Boy” . When a couple la * Green Stamps Ceatlaeatal daeereem I Paale tg "Steel Against The Sky". Alexis ."Her Favorite Patient” . John 8:ta •tleterd. News as 8:58 Siterts 48 blackmailed by an Insurance Free Parking Rear ef Stem This Oar Faitk I Smithy Carroll, Ruth Huaaey. 7:M Doogeroas Bebto 8 broker, they hire a judo exi>ert t:lS Medera Digest 83 lt:44 Renaessey a Bemper Beeia tt ShotgoB Slade 8 to rid them of the threat t:18 Canielit haaaaree I Beseue 8 at Starring Jackie Cooper. Dr. Ren- COBURN ft MIDDLEBRQOK, Irc. Cartoea Tims at Breakfast Time I t;8S ; ^ a l^ r News Sperto S Checkerboard Theater 18 18:98 Man And The .Challenge 88 Ctia Fealsre film A neeaey’s pliuned weekend of rest Almaaae - 48 "SecreU of An Actress” . Kay Tlghtreps 88 . . . Two Faces West M “ at Harvey Spencer Blair's beach INVESTMENTS 8:86 Leeaey Toaes 48 "Champaipagne Walls'*. Gladys t-.aa News • Weather a Francis, George Brent. l l : t t News, Weather A Bperts 8. 48 Pofferton's Bwarthoui hideout goes up In smoke when MR. OEOROE F. JOHNSON. JR.. MBBagw 8:18 Oantste Kaatarse 48 Weather. Lstol News tt PLUMRINO and out Fred MacMurray. Aellea Theater la his nunte and two neighborhood 9iM I Married Jeaa 8 Werld’s Best Mevte 8 F hd oim for Sorvlce Since 1$S1 Bemuetr IR*o____ n Clabhonse j j FRIENDLY AND HELPFUL TRAN8AOTION8 HANDLED Maws aad Weather M. 48 "Look For Tho Sliver Lining". H E A TIN G Carioea Time ls arrive on the scene. Msrnlag Sirm 88 June Haver, Ray Bolger (Color) Phone H I D-45S7 . . . SfW'Ph** . 51 rbom Stanwyck Shew ■ - tt. M ON ALL EXCHANGES LISTED AND UNLISTED—MUTUAL FUNDS Mrtf 1 Levs Laey 48 T:U Wsstera Moss. Hlghlighta 38 CONTRACTOB Almaaae ttU News a. a. 88. 3t K Sports Camera 38 Big News 88 1:18 Leeaey Toaes • Frightened Doll". Chance meet­ dW MAIN STREET YRt- til g-llM 5»y. When 83. 88 News 48 News A Weather M • ill OsmalR Kaiuraree 1:tt After Diaser Merle a ing with a puigeter and hard-hlt- Basis 8 7:88 Wogsa Trola 38. 38 News, Sports, Weather t t • Commercial Magaavox •:3a I Married Feaa Fane Wyman. “ " f. S?.’'*®.* ■ bartender give U :M Tides Village 88 Robert Horton, John Mclntire In 11:15 Feature Film S Heralas Shew Charln Lanchlon. a disillusioned woman an oppor­ Beet Seller 8 "Tbe ' Duke Shannon Story". ■‘The Yellow Tomahawk” . Rory and ItiM ■ Leve.Laey Phil Stivers a tunity to realize a long-standing kear Baatt tt. 88 Grtxzled prospector talks Charley CMhoun. P ^ g le Castle. Bay Whea n e^ erh eo id Theater ■18 dream. fW o r ) Jack Itoar Bnow tS TV-Radlo-Stereo Railroaded". John Ireland, M;St Mala Event 8 . _ Yea Ashed Fsa H 8 Wooster Into accompanying him Reeldential Saele Shelia Ryan. to a fabulous lost gold mine. (Color) ExehMive Phetory Apente It:M Video Village Peter OasB A 4t. B1 W . H. England Lum ber Coil U :M The Price to Bight 88. 88 Malibn R ub 8 Featare- eatare t t 48 Best Seller Weather. Local Mews 88 Craig Stevens In "The Murder (Color) . Jeremy Slate and Ron Bly. Larry U:M'Jaek Fans Sbsw 88 Roto-Rotor Play tear Hooch Mews sf Ills Bsor dad Weather 8t BonA G iw sets out to fijtd a / "AT THE GREEN" DeiAIe Bopesare 8 and Mike give a down-and-out (Color) Sorvico on AH MahM (Color) News sad Weather It mobster who was allegedly killed Msrnlag Csart g, 88 diver a job against their better 18:tt NIto Desk „ • Service __ Tea Ashed For H . „ Americas Odyssey t SS when his cor exploded, Dlaaer Is Ssrvsd 48 judgment, and when he is in­ U:W World’s Best Movies (eoat.) 8 Honcet, Expert, Economical ll:#a Denble Expeenre 1:15 W estm Mass, snghllghto 13 n e Third Moa at U:88 Ysur Sarprlss Faehags 8 18:88 News A Weather 8 Spsrte Cameiw at Besnee 8 . . w OeBeeatrallsB “ “ volved tn on underwater tragedy Tbe Price to Bight News t f O p e n AH Day Saturday Larry and Mike become custo­ 18:88 Moment of Heditatlea 8 EINAR L LOREmZEH IM Center St. — Mnncheater <^lor) 11:88 News. Weather • Spsrte t, 4t „ Levs That Bek E 48. dians of his terrirted daughter. l:t t News 3. 33 Meralng Oeart a. at l i l t The Amerteaas 88. at lu rid ’s Best Movies a ttrtt Levs Of Lite Heoa Koag 8. M 1:18 Memeato Of Comfort 3 Mevic Bingo tC Darryl Hickman and dick /The Barkleys of Broadway.’* Trath er OoBSOtBcaess tt. 88 Rod Taylor In "Suitable For Phene Ml 9-7412 U:Sa Year Snrpriso Package 8 A va lo s In "The Long Way FTed Astaire. Ginger Rogers Oatesailue E 48. 88 Framing." Nl^tclub vocalist olds ConreetraUne tS M decides U :M It OMridSs Tsn tt. 88 Evans elude the police. wbUe he Love Tkal Bob a. It. 81 that Jeff Canfield must marry his , Sew* aaS Weather "A WOMBB Who Sew Haa Nleo^lotlMar' - iColort clears himself of a homicide Itita Love CM Ufe a cuiu^ter. 11:15 j^nenne Theater ' ' -i Search Far Tatestrew 8 charge of which he la InnocenL ‘Sing Along’ Show Tmlh or Ceaaeaseaeee 88 St ^ e y e u e SImw 8. 4# 6S "The Birthday Tresent", Tony Ramkcr PIsass E M, 88 (Repeat). The Avstln A. Caineanito£ A tt. 81 Ty HaYdIn to **Sta«e to The 83Ry.” Britton. Sylvia Sims. l l : t t The Oaidlag Light . f 8 I8:M It CealdiM Tie — — Jack Paar Shew W ... Fashioat irngia wltt FABRICS fnai 8:38 DoUgsr Moa I CU)ing Full Hour Yea as. 8t BiZ ro t^ •»»»%>■savea SBa aaiL minister_____ from ^ a U:88 Nsws Day Bspsrt 88 PatiHck McGoohon in "The Sis­ (Color l^ ch mob and helpa him recato (Color) 1:88 My LHtls Morifte 8 Searehareh Per Temorrew S FSalars 4# 4t ters" Refugee from a mld-Buro- CHAM BERS » the townsp^ple a Aksot Foess E M. 88 peon country flees to England and Number Please A 41. t t t,s t TOte or f"^ Weflea ;fi«v Fanr« ;s r‘- 88. at 11:34 Jack Pnar Shew n PILCRIM MILLS al Lew M III FrIcatl Al Home BTHk KHty tt No show tn the history of NBC Moving.... 18:48 The Onidiss Ligkl 8 Dale ^bertson twh in ''Lady ‘Trou­ (Color) Mavte — plead* for pollttcal asylum. hag won such overwhelming ap­ I 8 : » News Day Bepert 88 ble Wealthy woman's loose talk lti3t mte Desk a The Fries fs Bight 83. M FaeUng.,.. l:#a Mr Mtllr Margie t. 18:88 World’s Bent Msvtes 8 "Cave Out, telrisfa” . Andrew Sis­ Adventeres of Oasis aad Barriel proval DA Mitch Miller’s *'Slng aiyes two confidence men. a 1:84 News A 38 ters. 8 ntorage..... Abeal Faces 1, It. IS ehuce to steal a valuable payroll Salearooiu HeurM Every Day Ncoa to C FAL-rSatarday !• ^ M . to d PAL 1:88 Az ^ World Toibs 8 Along With Mitch.” At Heme With Kitty at lud ore shipment t:ia-Memento Of Csmfsrt t Ozzie and Harriet Nelson and Movie Natlsee tt Highway Patrel 8 son* Rick and David. "Extra Sen­ So states Kay Cole, In charge of Snrfslde 81s A 48 8t CM BNEY h a l l , ITI HABlTDItD RP- NEXT TO KINO’S. FREE PARKINO Seclel Moles With Kitty 88 Long Dlstnnoe "Girls Of The Rood". Ann TToy t^ ah u e In "Spinout at s w r r c R E s s t u m o s sory Perception". Ozzie and his measuring mail reaction for the M0VIN6 Dvorak All Star PlayhMue 48 friend Joe reluctantly accompany Behring” . Sandy Winfield enters a Charles A. NicholA a veteran Tbs Christophers 83 Harriet and Clara to a Woman's network. 17 O A K ST. t;aa As The World Toms t aportscar race In an attempt to 1:38 Al Hsms WHb KHty 83 Highway Patrel a t^ a r t a murder plot. of the animation studloa — he was (Hub lecture. "The gist of the mall," she re­ TRAILER VAN BERVIOB Soolal Notes With RIHy. 88 . „ dn-Ster Dnekpln itewllag It with Walt Disney for M years aia 3:M Face The Facta 3 Ravbnr Cemmand 18 PhoM Ml 3-S247 All Btnr Playhouse 4S 3:88 Daaay Thomas.Shaw S NBC to Repeat Jaa Marray Shaw tt. M Tallaliassee 7818 48 veals, "is that TV has found at last This Is The Aaswer tS Gale Gordon stars as Mr. Racken- a top man — has swit(died to (Color) t;M Angel 8 a show for 'all the family.’ " 008 B. M ID D LE TPK E . 1;U At Rome With Kilty 88 dom. who vies-with Danny Wil­ Hanna • Barbara ProduetlonA and Day la Osart 8. M. H AmiUr F a n e and Marshall 8:#a Face Tbs Faeto 8 liams for the post of scoutmaster. Special on Paar i4fiy Questions? 8:88 Heass Party 8 Thompson. When Angel find* that This reactiim to the series, M l 8-0187 or B tfd. OH 7-1428 Jan Murray Show 8A 8t amonn hia duties will be to direct Loretta Yaang Theater 88 18 her husband Is going to Paris Aespaloo tt. M Seven Keys 8, 48, 88 scheduled on alternate weeks on a (Color* ^J«»nes Cobum several episodes of "The Flint* with hts boss, she works out a limited basis, has prompted reg­ Dst In (Utart I. ta '88 In Murder With Love.” ’ Former atones," the Friday night ABC- "The Square World of Jack trtt The MUlteaaIrs 8 «:hem e with her friend to head 8;M Hense Party S New York attorney hires‘Tat and Ysaai Dt Mateae 81 tl "The Guided Tour" of France. ular sponsorship starting in the ' ore'*;* Vnang 'Theater 81 to Gregg to prevent his former glrl- TV aeries which ran away with Paar,” the full-hour apecial in By Mike ARter _ OaesB Far A Day 8. 48. 88 Perry Corns Music Hall 88. M $aU. _ Seven Keyn A '4t. S3 8:88 Tito Verdict la.TsBrs 8 ONE HOUR ‘ FUR and Jrlend from writing her n)em^rs. new season ratings last year. which the late-night tdevtalon Fm n nmsc Boats tl. W Guests: Alan King. Jane Morgan Site The People’e Chelee 8 atau- takes ylvwera on a laugh-filled Q: Who was thW first Mra.' Ma­ and Peter Gennaro. The bearded maestro is going to Inns- nr Nsloee n :S OanasetiOBt Baadstaad 8 Rawaiiaa Eye 8, 48. 88 be pitted against one of the strong­ Qaeen Per A Day t, 4t tour, will be repeated on NBC-TV lone T" Alan M. .-Who Da Tea Traatl tt. 88 Robert Conrad In "Father. Dear "MARTUNZimr’ y .tt The Verdirt It Years I Tuesday, May 2 (10-11 p.m. EDT). 4A8 Baager Aady Shew I Father” . Investigator Tom Lo- est shows around ("The Untouch­ BOX STORAGE From These Bseto 88 8C A; The first Mrs.'Makwie was Make Beam"Fer Daddy tt. 88 paka finds himself Involved with ables") on Thursdity nights from r..o*.~ripnt Itondstaad s FOR EXPERT MOTOR TUNE-UPS During the hour, Paar relives Vifigtaila Dwyer. - Ara^caa Baadstaad E 48 it a flamboyant southern belle who 1 Hoiir Dry Cleaning „ Who Do Ysu Trasir 48. 8S many ampadea during the nun\pr- 4:18 Bs‘ Oar Oaost 8 has too manv fathers. 10 to 11 p.m. hut he is not unduly l:ta Po"«ei Aedv • 8 HETER’S DTNAVISION SYSTEM 008 trips he, hia family and friends 4:88 Bdge e l Night ^ 8 Danger to Mv Rnsiness 18 concerned. He is extremely con­ A t 20 E Center S t. filaaeheeter Make Room For Daddy 88, St Q: W ill Playhouse "90" ever re­ Here’s Bellywssd n , St t-.ttn’ve Q^sl A Secret 8 fident that his songfests can main­ Ohnreh Comers, East Hartford MANCHESTER American Bandnland t. 4t « IK TH E ‘nC-.RAV’’ METHOD FOR have taken around the wcwld. He turn to the airf Fred T. Chsekerbserd Theater i t With GariTr Moore, host and em­ 4:18 Be Onr Oasal I t shows hia bullfight in Spain, his " 8 t w Against The fflty.” Alexia cee; naneilsta Bill Cullen Henrv tain popularity against the tough­ .4:3a Edge Of Nlgkl ) S A PERFECT JOB! A : CSS will use iwtums of the Smith. Morgan. Betsy I>almer. Carol est opposition. Here*. HoIIvwihhI I t to camel ride in a desert, his •visit to ■:M Featars Fll« a Burnett iuid'guest celebrity: Cliff 2 Hoiir Shirt Serviee ORY ei-EANERS Cherkerbsard Theater la Bast ..Berlin and hia batUe with serieg this summer. "Ills _FronUsr GamMsr". John Arquette. - "Secrets Of An Actress". Kay BromflelE.Brenuien, Colssa ixuse Onur. rheekfrfcsard Theater 18 A t 209 Middle T a n 9 lk e W est Francia. George Brent LITTLE JOE'S TEXACO ehopsUcks in Hffiig Kong. Home Warner BroE has completed 9 3-7254 Q: Who alnga Um thaano song t t g w e A e a t e r J •Tlallroaded", John Ireland, H andleeter S WeHa St.— MI Itia Future Film t W. MIDDLE miB. AT BROAD MI 8-Wl* movies, sS

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P A G E FO UR MANCHESTER £VE!nNG HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN„ SATURDAY, ABRO* 22, IM t ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■■- .. ■ ■...... O k T H U R S D A Y Television F R O m A M ■M ' I \\ V t i i ( m 1 In 9 i«» l •:M CwiltMatel ClMOMat Ot V (Cokir) “ Becreta Of Aa Actreaa” |.^M ______•iW CMUaMlal Wancla. ‘•Jane Byro''. (aiariotte (Color) t;M Foalare FIta : • Mnumtic maaterptece BSt Hartfi ^ t a m k •;H nwa CMor “the Bis wowofT’. Sals Bvana. century Bnglaad, The Ger 1:M Dot* Oom war «O iw Arthur bake. Baebsler Father' 'BW tiw’a Mad FrleadS”,. • THOROSEAL Republic ELECTRONICS 5 5 s r a 2 r ~ ley. .KMijr.aad.Pstsr deme.. to Til ... jnallM themaelvaa Sack time jou pp-.-', r party ot Novo mey Im Ihetr tempera. , . . „ voring a iABORATORiES TiM luifthto • .n Cr L ' - At GoaBMoUl Adaairal SwaMir . W •‘TM NtiLtt- poration (iM Has HlrSatH S:S9 Baeky S Bia Frloada •I PMtlme.** T TUm Oartaoa ptaybaaaa son, Jr. •iM fVatar* Mr. Ed 8 party reg SHOP STANEIPS "The Wild PidcoUs” . Bin WB- Tha Cafllaraiaaa 9:M Tsaassses Brala Fard Sbaw liSBis. CMeni Oray. Bawa (C^lor) Members of the increase It>B Army comprise Brnle'g vent Con SlU Ooaatrr Slyta. audience as he and Joe Slyaa da TELEVISION a Aetch about Arinr Ufa. reipaininf > I ■—«T Ta I it » Weather. Mewa aad 8sw4a The PatasehaMs i . , J k 9 838 N.U fafcta Farad# a Smith. ~ 83 Hebraa Av»e>^A S-8tH highway DepMidakle ftevlee Ti49 Tha ttm Itackat SI 14:41 TV Bewarts „ ^ ____ » Waal Palat „ , “ Why Man In Space?” g i a a s » He said I S3or)**“ ' Mimaa Dollar Marla , ^ U Blent of America's stake laWe OYCN 7d 8 AJM. to 5 YJC. sales tax Tea AMwd I "Railroaded". Joha Ireland, Sheila en^ratlon of deep space. How- nUDAT NIGHTS TILL fat* tlian the fiyWL a id K . Smith will narrate. b a t d b d a y u n t i l n o o n rha rsM 9A J Bawa. aad Wnalhes 91. 99. Oreaeba Shaw I L IS by the D OasaraNd n 14:M n s Third Haa i HEADQUARTERS FOR Patterj A a f ;U Wcatan Manaehaaatte HIshHxISa CWaa-Pa 49 .SI DocumenUry. "creat ta O u ^ " . HDMDB mPROVENENTS hearing f v w Vam'e n t l U iM ClaoeeatfallaH n . M 8aat4a< M The first TV report on the A ta ^ which wi .lU 'VAlfllM Van flanriaa Maws. taa War tilm ^ wHh the r3M Jor- tax, Lara Thai hah A m. T:W - Sysris ByoWacahur , forces —at the front Hnea, la ' ' HHua U:«»lia*o al Uia •s 'AH S ta r' F lfu re 'Skatlhs 'Trib ­ tlea, behliid the liaea. at Ibelr Democral Troth »r Oaaaa n m ute” . The ereaf. taped at Jm Bos­ training camps and rebel head- John N. CaaMoflava ton Oar&n.' will be a trlbate to quaitera._ - One of U i N Waathar tiaaaa 1 8 the. American amateur ' akatera SheigaB Stada NURMI Search VSr T aaaarrai klUed la a 'recent European air MUm Msinoiw 8 state sal< It OaaM ha Taa oraah. (Premiere). _ „ 11:44 Werid’s Beat Martas Blab* Boasts 3 per AUTO BODY (Color) _ OattawB 91. W 'Johnny Eager''. Robert Taylor. U :« The OaMlac Uahl Barton MaoLane,' Don CoUlW a ^ Mewa, waatfier> n . A Sparta 9, 41 )T;W Mews Day Bepart J a ^ Oaimor In "The So Prices Start at f19A96 S:M l b Verdlel It Taera •The Release". Gunfighter who g^roceryman. “He’s go proud of tkm, he covered theiWhite House A threat Fyaaa Theae Kaala XI can win hia freedom from priaon beat for the atation. day over Oaaaeeticat BaadataaS If be will combat other outUww. me,” says Betsy. “When Tm good Wha Do Vaa Trwitf 41. Beal MeCojra „ on the show he’ll tell me, 'You Entering the Navy in IMZ, he invaders 4M Baaser Aadr ^ _ •The Sw^lsh Girl". Tongues guessed three last night.’ Then served' initially as a flight In­ “counter Make Baam Far Daddy » , s t ^ waning when the McCoys structor and later aa a transport the ill-fa Aaserteaa Itaalataad a, 49 hire a housekihousekeeper while Kate Is he*irdrop an extra goodie into my 4:1S Be-Owr Oaeat away. shopping hag as a reward.” pilot in the itacifle Theatre. After, "Coute 4:W Edsa Ot NIsM Tales Of Tha TlklBca U the war he returned to Wariilng- ahot." an ton and originated “Georgetown his first ; Forum." He then Joined ataU(m for a we WSCR in Scranton, Pa., as general hard har F R H )A Y Television P R O G R A M manager. ists entei In 1950 be returned to Washings The CARIBBEAN o FSlld Fapeya Theater ment features from part “ act with Talepbona Hour" ahowa. Stara In­ ton for NBC.” Assigned to the net­ sist in tl Slim Claaak! stylins. 18,000 I Caatlaaslal clude Boaemary (Sooney. B M l« (Color) ••HI B eatJ^l". Martha O'DriaooU, work’s “Heritage" serieA liis work ask for TolU of picture power. Target Noah Bee.,. ^ (tandon and hla Jasa Combo, mmt I Caallaeaial Classraaai kails Jackson. Robert Freaton, so impressed NB C offlclals that Ttinet Tuner. Dipole antenna. (Color) A Cub “ Roleo King in d The SeaoTita” . Marge and Gower Champion. ZIM bAw as chosen to work on several SpotUte Dial. Top carry handle. > Tawa Criar Francescatti, and member of the marathoi > Dava Ganwway Taday Rex Allen. >, programs originating fram the In Si^Ilne Blue color or Silver Adattral Bwabby 48 Ballet Russe De Monte Carlo. (Re- cast last Gray color. 8:18 Bia ‘Ha Tin 84. U (tapltal, notably “Aak W a a h i^ - "To the . Waathar tt 4:84 Falla '■he Cat ■ ^^jtaaaet .S4ri||^ A 49 Oi ton,” “ Campaign Call,” “American Castro 4:44 Bert Of The Pact 4 Roger Smith In "The CelliiioU; Nawa I Cowboy." J ^ Is hired to protect Forum of the Air," “Youth Wants BARLOW'S I This U DCaaa 9 Oartaea Ptayhaeaa J* minutes, IBM TOLLAND TPKE. Caattaeatal Ctassraam ■ Sapermsa a cowboy film star after too many to Know" and "W e the People.” tstration. (Bneldand) Manchester I Haa Bleharda J Mews n accidents' happen. When “Today" started in Jan­ This Oar Faith 9 4:U Maahaat 94 4:94 Chedierboard Theater ■onaUy, Phone W 8-S09S > tlaplam Kaacassa ■ A m e llm Mearareal n Secrets Of An Actresa". uary, 1053, Blair became Its Wash­ Agency Breakfast TtaM ■ 4:14 Waataer News A Sparta S Francis. George BrenL ' ington eofreapfmdent. Two years He com) I Featarr Film _ . • Bebtad Clased Dears 44 Way Oat - later he mov^ to New York. "Night Freight". Forreat lUeker, 4:44 News A Weather f 14:44 T ^ g M Zaae _ ^ - Hitler, c; Baroara Britton. „ AHlea Theater U "The Silence.” . Franebot TCoe, In addition to his regular news­ al bully' Col Ml 3-27S1 aabhsase ' ** WealUty resident at a respectable casts on the “Oarroway Today” Cartaaa TIaaa Film n men'a club whose egotistical -self- “thugs" FOR A 8PIRITCAL LIPT 4:U Mewa 9. 9. 99- 5 confidence leads him to . wager series, he frequently takes p ^ la with wai L:48 Laaaay I 6:84 Sp^a- 44 t^,0(X) that a glib, fellow mem­ interviaws or Joins Oarroway and What A dUIennt recorded meoange fc u Caotalaam Kaasaraa Death Valley Days . > ber can't refrain from talking lor the other cast members fo r (Us- teOy. 9:19 I Married Jeaa Lnrimp _ .• ms entire mar. - the capt Maralas Sbaw Checkarhaard Theater 14 Toaag at Heart J*-,** cuasi(ms or special activities. Last are 458 “ Steel Against The Sky*'. Alexis (Color) Musical salute to Spring summer and fall he played an im­ Oovennnt Cong. CRnrch 14:49 1 Lave Lacy Smith, Lloyd Nolan. Btarring Jane Powell with neats the thou- Say Wbea Weather.^Cacal News n Art Carney. GwOa Verdon. CBSi portant part In the series’ tWo- on charf Stengel and Steve Lawrence. hour daily report on the political VIdea VlUaga Mewa A WeaSm 44. 44 Commun It TV.Beadey'a Digfrt „ . 2 Bsbert Tayler la Tha Detaattva i conventions and the program’s Bast Sailer T:1S Weetera Mast. BlgUlgkta 91 a chill t Flay Vaar BBaeb 99. 99 elecU(>n, coverage. B lair also Is San1s<~ ' Camera *4 “The Other «d tHM] PM>«TIH«C>) Maralas Caart A n In. his career, his favorite role is would de Aesdemy Ftaybaasa for two homeless clmdren Nears cameras and oorresrespoiia- that of a father. The Blaln have 11:14 Tear Barpriaa Fachaga after the death ot theli; mother. enta stationed around the idohe. United f 1968 as the producer of the “Good OeaeaalraitaB 91, 14 News- Correspondent“ - “Walter - rOron- ' eight children (five boys and three to oust ( Morning” program. He was execu Lave Thai Bahl A 49. ! ^ ; 7 e Burnt and Yvonne Lime kite aa anchor man. girls) ranging In age from 3 to 33. IXrte Lave ef Ufa _ In "Bad Day at Helldorado". Rsciag Fram Sebviiu The h tiva producer of one of the broad- -Switch ot real and ptony lend The Law Aad Mr.r. Jai They live in Stamfewd; Conn., and Trath ar Caaaaaaeaeea _ n . documents dnrimi a Frontier Itay dress, b casta of the Peabody Aw ard Caawafl^ A 44. n James Whitmore in "The Ene­Ene- often, when not at home, can he would be winning “Hidden' Revolution” 19:44 Search Far Temeerew • celebration ta Palm Springs re­ my". cnient. racing homicide found, aboard, their large cruiser It Caald Be Taa (Calar) 99. » sults In a comedy of errors. (Rs- charges, wins an acquittal, then ter-revol Ties on CBS radio; first producer Namher Fteasa A 44. n ^ s on to slay.again. on Lcing Island Sound. Castre oC *"Ihe Great Challenge” sympo­ 19:48 Tha OaMlas Light I Kt**Maalereea 4 "Now siums on the cms television net­ 19:88 News Day Bepart 11 11:44 Mews Weather A Bportt 1:88 My UUIa Manda . * . HaSta’a '^ a J a r FBaalea M World’e Best Maries motfng t work, which were sponsored by Ahaat gkcas 9. 89. U “ Best Pupil",: Refulls are dia- "Bataan". Robert Taylor, Lloyil lea to s< the Freedom Foundaitions of Val­ Al Bame WUh Bitty tt sstrous when Mama Duck hires a Nolan. Merle Matlaea tutor to help Baby Huey through BigIg Me News ’ vader ct ley Forge, and producer o t the "Ladles Of The Chorua” . Marilyn . kindergarten,■ ■ ‘ other • atorl) stories. Mews A Weather P,atin A Sylvanla Award winning “Worn- Munroe. _ t:44 RarrteB A S4a 4. 44. n News Sports Weather movemei •n" series of daytime specials on 1:19 ^ Mm Wartd Tataa > FM O-Brien and .Rojter P e ^ ta 11:18 Featare Film IRlhway Palral 4 "The Case o l’ the ling (tase.‘ "Red River". Jefm Wayne, Mont- Cuba) the network. Saotol Halea WHh Bitty 11 Juntar'B latest society girl friend ornery Cllfl. clcmenc: During 1960, Fleming served for An Star FtoiHkaaaa Butters...... from kle| omania. fBck F aar Shew MIHUIHiai “We a Faith Far Taday The Moldlag £ . Cammaaist 11:98 Award Theater iU ffSICl five months as host for “The Play 1 : » At Berne With fatty ChaHaage 11:W Jack Paar Slmv to ask of the Wpek.” Last summer he 9:44 Face The Facts 4:14 Baata 44 19:86 Ntt* Desk ^ States f was guest master o t ceremonies Jaa Manrsy Shaw 19. M Martin Milner,' George Mahai 19:45 World’a Rest Hariea (Gaat.) HARTFORD ROAD In "Don't Count the Stars". Tod 19:88 News aad WeaUier dren wh< for "TV) TeU The Truth” on the _ jy la Caart and Box are taken off their .plant 19:58 Momeat a 4 -«5 ttB tla a the.v hav CBS Television Network. Recent­ 9:94 Raate Fasty Jobs at a San Diego- missile plant 1:14 Memeate O f Osasfert ENnRFRISES, INC. of their Larelta Yaaag to help a 9-year-old girt retain ly. Flaming has been seen as Inter Sevea Keys A 44. title to a motet AuUioitaed IntonHriloaal mission spokesman on “Age 9:44 The MinieBaiia TV Ftayhsasa 9A Screen Gems is placing' return Truck Dealer KlngA” syndicated television se­ Teaagig Dr Or Malaae n 14 Nanette Fabray, Wendell Coreyi f f Oaeea Fer A Day ' A 44. 89 ‘ Sweet Charity.” Dan complains episodes of “The Web” into syndi­ Sales, Seivkie AAd TBrto Acc( ries presenting Shakespeare’s his 9:M The Verdict le Tears he feels neglected because Nan cation . . . CBS-TV is consider­ 878 Harttefd Road torfes. — \ Fram Thcsa Beats spends too much time on women’s ing expanding “Twilight Bone” Mmaeliester, Ooab. Flem ing'w as bom In Bhraboo, CaaBsetieat Bead stead committees. Wha Da Tea Traal? 4A n The Fhatstones A 44 U into an hour show for next sea­ PheiAet MItehea S-346S Wla.. April 33, 191S, Fleming and 4:48 Caaelrad DrlK 1, 91. 18. I. 88. n "The Flintstone Flyer.” The boys son . . . Las Vegas prop(Med his wl|b, the former Mary Jane 4:18 Be Oar Oaeat want a night put foV bowling and 4i: Edge Of N ^ renege «n their promise to take site of two series, projMteda by DimamoQr, live In New York ■era’s Bally a aad 3 the wives to the opera (Repeal). Warner Bros, and Goodson-Tod- EXPERT City. They have three children, Checherhaaid Thealar u Friday Might Bap 18 man Productions, wants .hotbing James J r, 1% , Ann. 2% , and Su “ Railroaded” . John IretanA 9:44 TV Telepbaaa Bear 99. 94 8:88 Featare Fltm, ? (Color) "Encore". Program re­ to do with either. Hotel owners MECHANICS aan. 18, a student at Bryn.Mawr “ Tanaa And' Tha Oreen Qod- peating six outatanding entertain­ feel they are both too violent. TOR College In Pennsylvania. desa.” Bruce Bennett, Uta H rit COMPLETE TRUCK B.1 THE COLONIAL OAK Burton D, PEARL aii CAR REPAIRS Jenisi CO \1'|-| I \\ ( I \M> I I i ;M I 1 Itl < 1 N I KI witness PACKAGE STORE i;i'i 'I \IN n;i i r riioM mi OPEN NieffTSTIUf testified DONALD A. RNOFLA. DaraittW wiped 01 FRi&IDAIRE HEADQUARTERS Member: Dtoepeedimt Geeage a 200-j DELIVERY 8BKVICB—m SALES and SERVICE SINCE i926 Jews In OwBots* AaaoelAtlott, iBB,, social a Eichrr began s of pape He w’as of the 1931 wl In Aust The w mayer history New Yo “The that, et country.