V I -* / J ^ ' 1 ■/ • * t \ t ■ FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 199S , - ^ i EIGHTEEN Arerave Deil^ Net Preee Rna The Weather For the Week Ceded > ■ ..•*•7 . 3 iianrl|9Btrr Inrntng Urtralli , -I Foreeeet of U. 8, Weetbbi Bmaeu ,. ^ ■m ’ i ...... • .1 ■! . I M. I. B I I I.m I I I I ^ifi II.. daenery 18,1881 The BSghth District F lr«v^- The Keeney ’School PTA will [ The third session of a Senior The Polish Women’s Alllimce, Members o f' Ben Elzra Chapter Hom Co. N a 4, Town Fire De­ Oradael loieeriiif, oeld partment will hold a drill Uix all meet Tuesday at, 8 p.m. at the Girl Scout leader-ln-tralnln)f pro; Gi%up 246, will meet Sunday at bf B’nal B’rith will meet Tueaday partment, will hold Its annual ban­ Low 10 to 15, eoUer IB reiel vel-' About Town 2:30 p.m. at the clubhouse for In­ 13,535 m .e n ib e ra , Ihcluding aiptillaries,- school. After a business meeting, j gri\m wdll take place Monday at 7 at 8:30 p.m. at Teniple Beth Sho- quet tomorrow, at 6:30 p.m. at FREE DEUVERY leys. Sunday 'geoenBy fair, oold. Monday at 7. p.m. at fireXeadquar- there will be a panel discussion on jp.m., in the Junior Room at Cen- stallation Of new'officers, ‘j. ' lo^ vestry for a game night pro­ Rosemount Restaurant, Bolton. Member e< tke Andtt We Will Deliver Anything! Bnreea of dreoletlim High in jqiper 80s. X iUm on the I960 eeason for ters. Two films, "Danger Sleuths,” •Technlques of Reading.” Partlcl-iter Cbngregailonal Church. Twen- gram. X Manchetter-— A City o f ViUage Charm (}w feoCbell OianU will be shown and "The Torch,” vnll he shown. pants will be Mrs. Byron B oyd.! ty-one former Girl Scouts, now Jun- The Pgli-sh National Alliance, Past Mistress Club, Daughters ARTHUR’S Mrs. Bradley Dearington and C. 1 lors and seniors at Manchester Group 1988, will meet tomorrow at The yFW,wlll hold a card party Monday to membem of the Man- These'are from .'the film library of Liberty, No. 125, will'meet at MO I-ISOS elwirter Junior Chamber o f Com- of the Nationa|'6 oald of Fire Un­ Donald Standlsh, teachers at the | High Scbbol. are enrolled in the 6 p.m. at 77 North 8t. Officers will tonight at 8 at the post holne, Man­ the home of Mrs. Matilda Lindsay, OMroe. The Jaycee has invited all derwriters. school. program to become leaders. be Installed. chester Green. 38 Edgerton St,, tonight at 8. VOL. LXXXI, NO. 93 (TEN PAGES—TV SEfTTlON) MANCHESTER, CONN„ SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 1962 (ClaasUled Adverttslng on Page t ) PRICE FIVE CENTS maa between the ages of 21 and SB to view the hour lon^ movie. T" Tte meeting, which begins at 8 la at the'Manchester Coun- LISTEN TO KATHY GODFREY, WINF, MONDAY thru FRIDAY at 1:10 P.M. ^ SATURDAY 11:10 A.M. Looking to Seven More ti]r Chib. f l ; State News SPRINGCALE PERCALE - LADIES' WARMLY s-. Cob Boout Pack 47 will meet to- ' Bight a t 7:30 at South Methodist SHEETS LINED FINE LEATHER Kennedy Completes Roundup Church. An advancement cere­ a 100<> line cotton T GLOVES in mony vrtll be held, All cubs are • silk-soft finish • reg 7.99 B.88 remhided to wear headbands. 72''xl08” and twin fitted 2.19 in imported fine kldakln, 100% 81"xl08” and full fitted 2..19 wool lined, 6 button length, Eight Families Obvenant Women's Guild of shirred at wrist, black, brown, First Year in Office 90'xl08” 2.99 Trinity Covenant Church will meet 42''x.38'i” pillowcases .59c tan. 6 >4 to 8. Krem lin Escape B 1 r z e hi ^ church tonight at 8. Mrs. 45'x38>i” 65c reg. 4.99 _ 8.68 Bada Carlaon, Mrs. Beda Walrath fine capeskin classic pull-en, By STAMUSY JOHNSON By DOUGLAS B. CXmNlXL ^ Even from the weather stand­ and Mrs. John Walrath will be 100% acrylic lined. black, point, the day Was reminiscent of 111' New Haven hoatenee. New ' of ficera will be ! Main Street, Manchester FREE PARKING, rear of store Phone Ml 3-4123 brown, tan. fit* to 8. Moscow, Jan. 20 (fl*)— West­ New York, Jan. 20 (JF)— Congo Massacre SPRINSKNIGHT inaug^iration day a year ago. Again alaetsd and installed. reg. 3.99 2.88 ern diplomats pictured the President Kennedy reached Washington was cloaked in snow, New Haven, Jan. 20 (/P)-^ MUSLIN SHEETS piggrain cap-skln pull-on, 100% strange quiet eihanating from the end of his first year in although there was nothing like acrylic lined, black or browTi. Eight families fled an early- Outo Scout Pack 144 will meet s fine luxury muslin the I^emlin today as a mask the White House today— and the. six or eight inches dumped on morning 3-alarm fire today. t b h ^ t at 7 at Keeney St. School. 72 "xl0.S” and twin fitted 1.89 6*2 to 8. obviously he already is look­ the city on Inauguration eve in Iint^^No. 3 will present a skit, for a major development in 1961. The fire broke out on the groimd 81’'xl09” and full fitted 2.09 ing ahead toward seven more. floor of the 3-story brick building ‘ • K n W s c< Tore.'-' RefresttmenU .; ; 42"x36” pillowcases 46c SALE the wind. The ETesident recalled that bliz­ P ilots See will be ga^’ed. Exactly where It will blow no Kennedy is certain of three ad­ zard in chatting with reporters in at 139 Wsshingtoh Ave. and BONNIE DOdN IGLOO western diplomat was brash ditional years in prctbably the most New York last night, during a spread rapidly through an sir ANOTHER SHIPMENT important, challenging job In the shaft to the roof where It did con­ TOa G ulld'of Our Lady of St. ; i;;;;: enough to predict But one of the theater intermission. He took in CREW SOCKS ". moat respected western ambas- world. And it is sUmost os certain the hit musical comedy, "How to siderable damage. No Giviliaiis Bartholomew's Parish will hold a i The fire was discovered by ■quare dknee tonigM at Waddell j SEAMLESS MESH 69c— 3 for 2.00 ' sadors in Moscow' siUd he be- that he will try for another four, Succed In Busines without Really lle'ved It is much more likely to since he is one President who nev­ Trying.” eight year-old Maria Rosa at 5:41 School begining at A:30. Stagley | : SUPPORT HOSE 99c p r. a.m. when she was awakened by will be caller. Tickets are DOUBLE S&H GREEN STAMPS reg. 1.00 involve Red China than Berlin. er has been particularly coy about The Qilef ExecuUve had flown At Mission if perfect 4.9.5 Noting that So'viet foreign and running for reelectlon. from Washington to New York the smell of smoke from a fire In available at the door. I • heavy weight blend of orlon the ground floor drug store. • measure length.s and lambs wool domestic policy seems pretty much In observance of this first anni­ yesterday morning to keep a lunch­ • rose tone on dead center, this diplomat said versary of his Inauguration, the eon appointment In the Waldorf- Ail eight families which occu­ By PETER GROSE A representative from Kaman j i;:::; e colors only pied the top two floors of the build­ Aircraft will be guest speaker at I i:::;: a sizes 8's to 11 SATURDAY WITH ALL CASH PURCHASES a sizes 9 to 11 there never has been a period of Chief Executive was shifting Astoria Hotel suite ' of Adlal E. Leopoldville, The , Congo, ing escaped without Injury but 18- a meeting of the Kiwanis Club of quet like this without it exploding locales and emphasis from New Stevenson, United States ambas­ Jan. 20 (/P)~Marauding d!dn- Manchester next Tuesday noon at into some major move. York and International politics to sador to the United Nations. ThS year-old Shirley Shorten was j taken to Grace-New Haven Com­ golese troops held responsible the M a n d ies^ Country Club. The diplomat, who Is In close Washington and domestic, Demo­ only other guest was U Thant, SOLID COLOR and MEN'S WASHABLE contact with high members of the cratic politics. acting secretary-general of the munity Hospital and tre a ts for for the massacre of white Richard K. Seavey, 471 Park St., X THE GREATEST Soviet government, . said it was Thus the major event on the U.N. smoke Inhalation. She was not ad­ missionaries at Kongolo in j mitted, however. | Maachester, will be installed as i lii;;: PRINTED INDIAN HEAD CORDUROY DICKIES obvious that a major disagreement Kennedy calendar for the day Is a It was the first meeting between North Katanga province fired ‘ is going on. What was not clear, dinner In Washington's National Authorities said they did not I secretary, and Stephen T. Hopkln.s, | Kennedy and U Thant. at two U.N. reconnaissance 80 Stremg Rd.. South Windsor, a s , liili: reg. 89c and 98c yd. 5.50 he said, was whether it was a Guard Armory. Thousands of Stevenson fed his distinguished know how the fire started. ThSre | alumni secretarj- of Epsilon Alpha ; i::;;! squabble im ong top members of the Democrats were crowding In from guests the same thing he had had was no Immediate estimate of' planes today. damages available. | Zeta, honorary business fraternity I 69c yd. BLANKET SALE ' reg. 6.95 Soviet Communist Party on more all over the country for the $100- for lunch the day before—not left­ The Indian Canberra jets were at the University of Hartford at an ! widespread among members of the a-plate fund-raising rally featur­ overs, a White House official In­ The fire was the third multiple- sent up in search of the troops who wal.et sizes 29 to 34 alarm blaze in the New Haven' installation banquet Feb. 8. Guest i j:::;; 21 color ficlecUon olive, black, antelope, gold Soviet bloc. ing Kennedy as speaker. sisted, but a new batch of shrimp are also believed to have overrun speaker at the banquet, at Bonnies perfect for slipcovera, « Western diplomats also suggest- Vic* President Lyndon B. John­ and artichoke casserole. Steven.son area this weekend. Six families a Roman Catholic mission and lim, Bristol, will be I-awrence S. j curtains, drapes „ ed that Premier Khrushchev is en­ son and former President Truma'n liked It so well that he wanted the were driven from a house on Starr girl's school at Sola, 15 miles north Freundlich, .English instructor. | in the MEN'S FINE SLACKS gaged in an ideological battle were billed for some oratorical ef­ President to have it, said the as­ St., West Haven Friday by a 2- of Kongolo, The pilots reported with V. M. Molotov, the Stalinist forts, too. Johnson, Truman and sistant White House press- secre­ alarm fire in a duplex house. In houses were aflame south of Sola nearby West Haven a 2-alarm fire n ie Buckland School PTA \^111 EMBROIDERED RAYON I 1.90— 2 for 2 1.00 former premier and foreign min­ other upper bracket party leaders tary, Andrew T. Hatcher. and that buildings on both sides of meet next Tuesday at 8 p m. in the ister. 'They said Khrushchev may were invited to eat twice with Afterward, presidential press destroyed a 2-famlly dwelling at the Lualaba River were burned out. school auditorium. After a brief reg. 15.99 have suffered a setback. Kennedy today—the first time at a 72 California St. in the Savin Rock history of section of the city. About 200 Congolese troops were btmlness meeting. Alfred M. Fre- ■ DRESS MATERIAL • pemia-set cresise ' The western ambassadors were "White House luncheon. (Continued on Page Two) spotted by the Indian jets on the dette, a teacher at Washington • 100% worsted w'ool and wool alihoet united in a belief that By BELDING, CORTICELLI Moloto'v's return to Vienna has road betwen Solk and Kongolo and ScJiooI, will .show a series of na­ flannels 21 at fo r Kowalaki fired at the planes apparently only ture slides. Refreshments will be • plain and pleated been delayed only because the old Somers, Jan. 20 (g*)—U.S. Rep. reg. 2.49 yd. Bolshevik doesn't want to be with rifles. Neither plane was dam­ served in the cafeteria by Mrs. • solid colors and neat stripes Frank Kowalski was endorsed for aged. John Costello and Mrs. I.«wrenre • sizes 30 to 44 shunted off again to such t minor 1.87 yd. Job as Soviet representative to the U.S, Invites World the Democratic senatorial nomina­ An aerial survey by Ethiopian Steeves, mothers of Grade 2 pu­ • charcoal gray, bankers gray, tion last night by the Democratic U.N. pilots yesterday a h o w e'd pils. charcoal brown, olive, tafi, International Atomic Energy green, blue, black, tnagenta Agency, the atoms-for-peace or- Town Committee. He has now re­ houses In Sola afire and the mis­ blues ceived such backing from com-, sion (ximpound deserted of civili­ The Rev. Alex H. Elsesser. pa.s- • no charge for minor alterations gtuilzatlon headquartered In Vien­ na. mlttees In 21 towns. ans. However, the pilots reported tor of Community Baptist Church, q u il t e d m a t t r e s s To See Orbit Try seeing two Congolese soldiers run - will be in charge of radio broad­ Molotov held that post when he and other members of the so-called State Man Shot for the coves of a church and twq ^ casts, sponsored by the Manches-1 PADS BOYS' POPLIN ALL trucks, presumably belonging to tar Ministerial Association, over i anUporty group -were denounced by New York, Jan. 20 UP—K Stam­ Cape Canaveral, Fla., Jan.' 20- was no broadcast concerning the ford, Conn., man was shot In the the army. station WINF Sunday at 7:35 p.m. ’ reg 3.69 ftwin) ., ...... 2 . 6 9 WEATHER COATS 9.00 and dally next week. ! (Oonttnned on Page Two) UP)—^ e world haa been invited flight until after It hod been made neck and leg last night -while rid­ A U.N. spokesman saidflis sur­ ____ I to watch the first U.S. attempt and the peasants couldn't possibly ing In a car on the New Englant} vey “ seems to Indicate the worst— rpp. 4.69 (fullI ...... 3 .$ 9 values to 19.99 Mr. and Mrs. William F. Mc­ • plain and iridescent to rocket a man around the world have known where he was going to Thruway. that the soldiers attacked the mis­ next week. land. Edward Davis, 37, of 75 Spruce sion and are now in control of the Clelland, 81 Lake St.. Manchester, ; • bleached fluffy white filler • sizes 6 to 13 only will celebrate their 40th wedding • some with zlp-out wool liners Dempsey Calls More than 565 newsmen and Much of the film raised doubts St., Stamford, told police the shots compound.” • diamond locked quilted muslin photographers, including 77 from throughout the world that Gagarin were fired by one of the two men The mliiaion was staffed by anniversary Sunday from 2 to 6 1 covering p.m. at an open house to be given 13' fo r e i^ countries, Iwve been had actually made the trip. with whom he was riding. He gave about a.^ozen Europeans — irix • bound edges accredited hlatorie event The NASA spokesman con­ White .{mesta and five or six white by their children at the home o f • elastic web anchor bands WOMEN'S GENUINE Conference on police little Information about the Mr, and Mrs. Russell Moonan, ! by the N atioiw Aeronautics and tinued: pair. Dr. Rafael Bonnally, right, la embraced by eupporter In Santo Domingo yesterday after being nuns of the Franciscan Order — South Rd.. Bolton. ' ALLIGATOR PUMP 14.99 Space Adminjsmtion. "We are not publiblzlng this proclaimed new p ru d en t of the Dominican Republic and head of the seven-man Council of Ohd Included a teo(diers’ training' FEATHER BED PILLOWS Teen Drivers In addition, there are about 100 operation in the sense of sollcit- Knife Fightyatal State. Bonnelly woa named leader Thursday after the deposed provisional ruling Council of co1l(!ge for about 40 teen-age A fri­ reg. 21.00 additional technicians supporting IngjiubUcity. \V« are simply abid­ ‘“ rtlyiiyr’11 T"* TT~*~~* r* **~~P’**"*rr f-"” ^rller this week. XAP can girls. the coverage." ing by tMr' WXsA" chtfler^lriT]' Bridgeport,- JOH.' fl8*f gambling aetupa in the East. public, Jan. 20 iJP —The Domini­ over led by now ousted strongman Over ISO patrons were seized at Culled from AP Wires '60 CHEY...... $2295 agers, Reltemeyer wrote Demp­ Indeed, the Russians rarely an­ (Continued on Page Two) 534 State St. He handed over a Gen. Rodriguez Echavarria. Some Impala Convertible. No. COVERS NEMO ADJUSTABLE sey: nounce any space octivlfy until bloody knife, they said. can Republic’s fledgling state three dice tables aa agents, many political elements, although con- armed with automatic weapons, 294-B. "It Is my guess that every one after It has bMn completed suc­ At headquarters, Mason told po­ council got down today to the .sidered of lesser influence, shouted WOOL o f these boys Involved in these cessfully. Hero Parakeet lice he had been with the Walkers business of bringing democracy to ripped the bars from windows and SUKARNO FOR PARLEY •60 F O R D ...... $1795 reg 3.99 2.99 WAIST GIRDLE 8.95 for Rodriguez Echavarria and broke down the front door with a three fatal teen-age accidents had . In the aftermath of the first this troubled Caribbean nation form'er President Joaquin Balaguer Jakarta, Indoneelo, Jan. 30 IB— Galaxie ''500" 4-Door. trip around the world by Soviet (Continued on Page Two) sledgehammer to gain entrance. fine quality mu.alin reg. 10.95 been "warned by his parents not to Manchester, N.H., Jon. 20 which haa known virtually nothing to be tried aa traitors, Prmldent Sukarno .hae Informed Hardtop. No 27.5-A. piped aeanis drink while driving and not to Maj. Yuri Gagarin, the Russians UP)—A parakeet was credited but strongman rule for more than The FBI said seven men were AcUng U.N. Secretary-General U sought to moke propaganda hay Balaguer headed the council dur­ arrested and 100 others slated aa Thant Indonesia "still leaves the *59 OLDS...... $1695 fully zippered NEMOKINS GIRDLE AND speed, and had been cautioned in today ^rith saving its owner three decades. ing Ita rltst 16 days, until Rodri­ BLANKETS by releasing film supposedly of from Injury In a fire. material witnesses. All were herd­ duof o|>en for a peiu-eful settle- " 88” 4-Door Sedan No. dust tight suspect further that these boys The council faced a mountain of guez Echavarria In a coup Tuesday 218-A. twin and full PANTY GIRDLE 6.95 his handling of the family car. I Gagarin's father listening to radio Mrs. Mary Zucker was asleep Ribicoff Raps economic and social prSSlems left ed from the building Into three meiit honorable for both aidee" reports of the space trip. night Inatalled a mllltarv-domlnat- JmaeSr—borrowed- previously—from In the dls|iiit«.H'lth The Nether- •58 CHEV...... $1195 had been Yold this not once, but when flames whipped through over from the regime of dictator ed junta. A swift counter-coup led ' reg. 7.95 SPECIAL GROUP many times.” The same film showed hordes of a 3-story wooden tenement Generalissimo Rafael L Trujillo, the U.S. Army, and taken to the liinds over West New Guinea. In Noman Station Wagon No. Reltmeyer said he thought the peasants racing across a field to yesterday. AMA Medical by Rodriguez Echavarrla's own Navy-Marine Armory for hearings. a reply to Thant's appeal lor a 140-B. PRINTED FANCY who ruled the nation as his pri­ officer subordinates Thursday re­ reason the youths disregarded the greet the cosmonaut upon his re­ The parakeet pecked at Mrs. vate preserve for nearly 31 years The raid was led by U.S. At­ |>eace(ul settlement with The .0 ONE BIG HEAPING TABLE MEN'S FAMOUS NAME stored the council and made the torney Drew J. T. O’Keefe and •59 OLDS...... $2095 25 40 warnings was a "psychological turn to- Bkuth by parachute. Z u c k e r ’ a cheek until she before his assassination last May. Netherlands Sukarno sold: “ Emo­ PILLOWCASES t lOO"/. WOOL WORSTED one." The publicity pitch backfired awoke and fled. general a prisoner. Thomas McBride, apocinl assistant tions of anger have been d e ^ ly Deluxe "PR ' Holidav Coupe. % % LADIES' TAILORED Care for Aged But the council also had promises ' Cries of "Balaguer Boo Boo” ac­ to Atty. Gen. Robert Kennedy. No. 293-A. The three fatalities Reitm ^er when the world learned that there Nobody was Injured. of generous U.S. economic assist­ aroused among the whole Indo­ 2 for 1.00 nferred to stemmed from don- companied the Joyous celebration More than $25,000 in caah w.is nesian nation and a determina­ *58 D O D G E ...... $985 BETTER SKIRTS SHIRTS AND BLOUSES Washington, Jan. 20 (iP) UP— ance and the apparent support of that greeted the restoration of seized from the gaming tables. tion til retaliate Is quite strong. nectlcut teen-agers going over to most Dominicans. Coronet V-S 2-Door Hard­ fine mu.sim SUITS New York state, where liquor can Secretary of Welfare Abraham civilian rule. Shouts of "Paredon” More money was found in a sair, However, I will do my beet to top. No. 165-B. American Made 42"x36" LESS THAN REGULAR PRICE Ribicoff said today the new Ameri­ Unfinished business also remain- —to the wall -also were heard, but agents said it had not been keep these emotions within stripes end florals 2.88 and 3.88 bo purchased by 18-year-olds. The Fourth Set for Cartoons •58 D O D G E ...... $695 7.00 10 -.reg, 50.00 +0 75.00 accidents occurred after the youths can Medical Association-Blue mainly from members of the small counted yet. bounds,'’ 9.00 Shield plan for medical care for pro-Caatro 14th of June Movement. Among tho.se arrested were: * ^ Coronet , 2-Door Sedan. reg. 3.99 to 7.99 returned to this state. 6 • shapely, gabey, rosecrest, Judy the aged misses the principal But Rafael Bonnelly, the 57- George Barrow, 57, Ycadon, Pa.; HKAl'Y SNOW IN WEST No. 63-C. Gov. Dempsey has asked the solid color, tweeds, plaids PRINTED TOWEL Bond problem — high cost of hospital year-old- lawyer-professor who suc­ Frank La Scaizo, 72, Philadelplila; Sorraraenio, Calif., Jan. 20 UH 30.00 to 45.00 New York legislature to raise that care. News Tidbits •57 OLDS...... $895 • second floor sports shop state's minimum drinking age. AstronOut’s Wife Gets ceeded Balaguer In the presidency, Simon Rudolph. .56, Ncsqnehoning, — Heavy show walloped much Deluxe 'PR ' 4-Door Sedan. NDW! Ribicoff (Ailed on the AMA to from the AP Wires said only that Balaguer and Rod- Pa.; I.,eon Williams, 6.5, Reading: of the West today. Snow pro­ wool flannels, cashmere blends ENSEMBLES < . In a related development yester­ No. 139-C. broken sizes in regular, short, long, support the Kennedy administra­ pelled by hlgti winds out Vlelbll- day, the Governor received a tion’s solution"'’ to the problem in slims, pleats, gores 1.00 hath size . ___ 79c ‘ WOOL JUMPER pledge of support from teen-agers (Contlnued on Page Three) (Caintlniied on Page Three) Ity to dangerous levels In the ■57 PLYM...... $595 •59c hand size . ___ 4Pc stouts Three Extra TV Sets remarks prepared for a meetii^ Belvedere V-S 2-Door Se­ tor Ilia safety csmipaign. Soviet Union's campaign to woo .Sierras In nortliern Californio. 29c wash cloth for 99c DRESSES 9.00 of the Democratic National Com­ West Germans into separate ne­ .Some major highways were dan. No. 120-A. 7 to 17. 8 to 18 Richard Devignez.1 president of mittee’s Subcommittee on Senior the Student CouncU Cbnness o f By MARTHA COLE gotiations is doomed to failure, closed and niotorUte stnuided. •57 CHRYS...... $980 • fine quality famous Cannon reg. 12.99 ohe of the nel. hbors said of the Citizens. Ministers Meet Monday towels State Vocational Technical Schools, Arlington, Vo., Jjui. 20 (J*) — Glenns, the foreign ministry in Bonn says Tlie California Highway patrol' Saratoga 2-Door Hardtop. solid color wool flannel in black He pointed *out that the admin- re|Mirted sections of the main • fringed borders and I told the Governor the students at Mrs. John H. Glenn Jr., Iislb had "Both he and she are very lUc- fatration's proposals provide- for ...C iv il Defense officials will be­ No, 19.5.C. 8«88 2«88 or bankers gray the 14 institutions would "support three more television sets brought gin stocking fallout shelters In 14 routes over the mountains— U.S, • daisy and poppy colorfaat able persone,” said a friend. payment of hospital and nursing multi-colored lacy jacquard - g w ^program in every way pos- into her house.' cities with food, water and survival 40 and U.H. .50 were shut. I’o- patterns Junior sizes 5 to 13 "They’re down to earth people.” home bills. 10 Super Gel- That's so one can be tuned to The neighbors have helped all "The AMA plan for Blue Shield equipment ss a trial run before Rusk Faces Opposition Ik-e said that at one time care oo the nati(mal program. were backed up for 5 nillee on Acquainted Specials! T Congress, Devlgnez said, each of the three TV networks the reporters and cameramen and would cover the payment of doc­ LURQN BLANKETS SPECIAL GROUP « would assist the campaign with a Wednesday when her husband. TV people while still trying to tors who (Are for patients wflth Public transport In Algiers Is I.’.S, 40 nn both sides of Uonner . W H Y ?------JUNIOR and MISSES’ - 8 ^ ^ slogan contest, bumper Marine LL Col. John H. Glenn Jr., respect the Glenns’ desire for pri­ less than $2500 lnme for indivi- paralyzed for third day os outhorl- Pass. Five to B Inches of enow •58 OLD$...... $995 4.44 stickers and safety films. is scheduled to be shot into space vacy. duals of $4000 for couples,” said tiee refuse to provide armed escort Getting GuAs on Guba -fell In parts of Oregon, NeviMla "88 " 4-tinor Sedan. reg. 5.99 ORLON PILE LINED 08 America's flfst man In orbit. ' Glenn has said he wouldn’t have Ribicoff. on buses. ..TTis parents of 12 Ne­ and Idaho. The storm kicked up OUR NEW YORK BUYING OFFICE PURCHASED The Glenn home now has four •57 CHRYS. . $965 become an astronaut If he h ^ n 't "It would do nothing whatever gro children involved in a school winds ot 25 to 45 m.p.h, miracle blend rayon and acrylic COATS 23.00 U.S. Shot to . Moon TV sets. The fourth? hod the backing of his family. to meet the staggering problem transfer that touched off a sit-in By JOHN M. H K iim m 'E R flu expected to i«* strengliiened by New 5'orker 4-Door Sedan. lOOc'r nylon binding to last life THE ENTIRE STOCK O F"SCH ULER and BENNING- "That's Just In cose -anybody - According to a family friend, of the high coat of hospital care demonstration on Chicago's South Washington. Jan. 20 (Jh - Secre­ the Unsealing In the Dominican BOUN OUM GOES HOME •56 OLDS...... $595 of blanket values to 39.99 wonts to watch cartoons,’’ quip­ in a serious illness which faces all side file suit tai UR. Dtstrict Court tary of State Dean Rusk flies to Republic of a potential military Geneva, Jan. 20 UP) — Right­ ped Mrs. Glenn. Glenn sat down with his wife and Super "88 " Holiday Sedan machine wa.shahle HOLFEN," ONE OF THE OLDEST AND FINEST • tweeds and solid colors Delayed’Four Days children and talkixl It all over, the aged -L- and which swiftly against city school offida'ls. Uruguay tonight for an Inter- dictatorship and the return to pow­ ist Prince Boun Oum returned moth proof.'warm and * • sizes 5 to 13, 8 to 18 Mrs. Gtenh told a reporter that about what'it meant, the sacrifices, wipes out the savings of a life­ American Foreign Ministers Con­ er of what the State Department to luuis today with the pr(Mpect •56 OLD5...... $495 non-allergenic "sure," she was calm and looking Aasistant Secretary of Labor of some hard bargaining yet to WOOL BLANKET'MAKERS IN THE COUNTRY! Cspe Canavorai, Fla., Jan. 20 the time from home, before the time . .*. George L P. Weaver, a Negro, ference on possible diplomatic and calls "con.itltiitlonal government." " 88" 2-Door Sedan. Ni 72"x90" forward to the big day with antic­ economic action against Cuba. This resolution of Ihl!' Dominican l>e done on the make-up ot a co­ LADIES' FAMOUS BRAND A fueUng mishap with the decision was made. ■ "However, the proposal does spends night in, private home be­ 218-A. a0' x90 ' size 4.97 ipation. But a note o f excitement 'The conference opena Monday political crisis Thursday night ap­ alition government In the South­ NAME Atlaa .boootar rocket hoa reeulted T h e Glenns and their children show that the AMA realizes that cause Houatoa, Tex. hotel refuses •56 F O R D ...... i I- NOW THE SAVINGS ARE . YOURS was In her voice. we have a problem In this field. I at Punts Dei Este. parently eliminates the Dominican east .Asia jungle kingdom. Un­ in at least a four-day delay ot an Was-life becoming hectic? dp s lot of things together. They to rent him a room . . . U.S. Pub­ 2-Door Hardtop. am pleased at thhi denMnetrati(m Rusk'ia reported to face a tough Republic as a problem which would der atisidces of the 14-nation MEN’S LUXURIOUS I 00*^- ' FULLY LINED "(Mi, I’d rather not say that." take part lb water sports like lic Health Service officers say I.aos conference Boun Oum met /• attempt to laundi the Ranger 8 o f awareness that the pe^iem they are confident Europe's out­ struggle in trying, to put over the have occupied much behind-tne- •54 F O R D ...... $24! apacMraft to the Moon. Did she still have oonfldence, boaUng and water skiing, and exists and at this move to help scenes discussion at the meeting. yesterday with his t^'o rivals, Convertible. as she said last fall, in the proj­ they all are active in church work break of smallpox will not-spread objective ot the United States and N'eiitraliat Prince Souvanna PIMA c o n o N WOOL SUCKS 5.99 iVVhen the problem developed solve port of the problem. Into the United States. varioiM other American nations The new government under Rafael ect that will send her husband In­ at the nearby UtUe Falls United P h o u III a and pro-Communlst •55 PONT...... $34! during a Checkout of the. Atlas of obtaining, agreement on com­ Bonnelly is considered here to be reg. 8.98*' to m c e ? I , Presbyterian Church. "I. now ask that the AMA oup- Oliver Powers sees little hope strongly. antl-Caslro and officials Prince Souphanouvnng. Souvan­ 2-Door Hardtop. BOXER SHORTS 97c CHOICES yastarday, project, officlala at first port the Kennedy (uimlnistratlon's pulsory sanctions against Cuba. • solid color Italian wool flannela felt the launching would have to "Oh, yes. I’ll say — that’s Just Glenn and his wife, don’t re­ for on early release from prison believe it can be counted on tu na Pliouma said they agreed on •54 F O R D ...... $141 • novelty jacquards the same.” effort to solve the big and basic One move of condemnation dia- reg. 2.00 many styles • many colors be poeqxmed ta r at least a month. member when they first met As for his U2 pilot son, Francis Gary vote for sanctions if that Issue an outline for a government of 2-Door • magnificent fleecy flannels in IMPORTED & DOMESTIC Glenn's family intends to watch children they were playmates in problem of meeting the ho(q>ltal Powers . . . A Elhodesian commis­ cussed in diplomatic quarters here reaches the conferenoe floor. national unity, subject to ratifi­ stripes or plaids But a revaloatian lost night it all on television. That Includes costs of the elderly through the sion investigating the plane' crash would be to oust Cuba from the •53 F O R D ...... $17! • fine pin stripes, checks, solid showed them was a posaibUity the New (kincord, where both their Even more important, the Do­ cation by Boun Oum’s support­ . colors mostly one or two of a kind • street floor sport shop his wife, Anna, 41, a petite bru­ parents live on the same road. social security system." that killed Dog Hammarskjold is Organization of American States. ers In Laos. Convertible, difficulty could be corrected in Some U.S. officials said this would minican development, which was • sizes 30 to 44 DESIGNERS' WOOLENS nette; aqn, John David, 16, with a They both went to Muskingum Ribi(x>ff sold the administra­ told the U.N. secretary general assisted by U S. diplomatic mancu- ■56 PONT...... $39! mostly 1st quality, some with miner defects time to r a Friday firing. But the crew cut: and daughter, Carolyn, tion’s (xiclal security ntedical core possibly lived for some time after be one way of registering strong FATHERS STILL HOPEFUL officials said the Chances were College In New Concord and were vers and public statements, again.,t Convertible. MR. THOMSON WOVEN : _ reg. to 4.50 yard 14, freckle-faiied and pretty with sweethearte then. plan is the key objective In the the pUine plunged into the brush denunciation of (juban (Jommun- the deposed dictatorship, repie- Clearfield, Pa., Jan. "20 UP)— MEN'S SOLID COLOR slim. The shot hod been scheduled her father's red hair. field o f legislation for older dti- north of Ndoia, Northern Rhodesia, ism. Two grim-faced fathers, p)e»ry 1/2 PRICE SALE 66x90 twin size • Monday. Mrs. Glenn wae a music stu­ sents in some degree a victory lor Jpiiiing them wiu be Mrs. oena. H e. said the administration in September.. ' U.S. policy^ however, aims at from an almost sleeplros week, STRETCH PANTS 8.90 VYlday is. the last day o f a five- dent and plays an elebtric organ the Kennejtiy administration's policy MANCHESTER ENGLISH RIB SOCKS 2 *5 7 yard CUena's parenU Dr. and Mrs. H. W. “will do SMiythJng poestble to Troop transport planes splosh more drastic nepa, cbnslating pri­ Of a^iVely promoting democratic refused today to give up hope 72x90 twin or full size reg. 12.99 day period whep the Moon is in a Castor of New Omcord, (Milo. Dr. in their home. Occasionally she bring thla losuf. to the floor o f both marily of compulsory sanctions to that their sons will be rescued favocatde pbelticm for the flring. itJd and medhAl even to contemplate. cue operation. "I believe he’s all V OMEN EVENINOA' plaids, novelties Bronx, naytng the (istabllshment economic aid to the republic. • reinforced nylon heel and toe • jly front otreet (bop in to visit each other. O uolyn once aaid "Let the men heedled $2 miUlon in booide beta Rusk's'hand in negotiating with right,” Emeet Lowe said o l Ida -Mar. iBm aiNooN t i l l b reg. 3.99 to-20.99 • ai>ea lOH to IS • stirrup str^M «■ vega maa) do it." SHOP 54"x60" wide « "TheFn awful^ alee ped^" « I m Page •), Bne« It opened loot Septomber. ether Amerieon foreign ntaistan (OonttauMd am P age 'n a to y •on. "H e boa a cool head." w y — ------.V $ .y ' '■ / ■

PAOB tw o , ^ANCHESTfiR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER," CONN., SATURDAY, JANUARY 20. 1962 MANCHESTER EVENING^ HERALD, MANCHESTER,’ CONN;, SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 1962 Coventry State Nfiws Strange UN Survey Indicates ^ Ribicoff Raps U.S, Promises Aid Si to Hear AMA Medical Roundup % New Congo Massacre Dominican Regime African Talk Quiet in KXraBT MUST KNOW • Care for Aged (Oontinaed from Page Oais)' WHEN TO SHUT UP (Continued from PAge One) By Alfred ShetawoM . By£3^-G)nsul when thd quarrel ^ k t out. Police pened to the reeidenU,’’ a UJ7. (Continued from Page One) Charting Recovery Ever since Skid Simon wrote ” ■■’’ '■ ’ # quoted him as sayihg that at first Kremlin apokeeman aald. Obituary about the Unlucky Expert, we’ve O A 7 benefits for retired persons, re- BUdea on Kenya and the Mau- it was a fist fight, but then one There are no UJ4. troops in the gardlees of tlieir Income. Kiu uprialng^ in Africa will. be ben seeing specimens o f this bird « « r (Continued from Page One) of thd Walkers broiijfht out a knife, (Conthraed from jPage OkS) vicinity but the spoikesman said: 5Uss Anna C. Mariey "Low-Income people cannot af­ The United States made plain ahoWn at a general membiurahlp all ovsr the places I still remembor AN m8 ’ A A < 2 ford hospital costs," the secretary its pleasure at the turn of events as he pulled out one of his own in "Our beat civilian and military Mias Anna C. Mariey, 69, of 44 ' ff V" Khrushehsv at the 22nd Soviet a hand that this creature perpetra­ 9110 9 CSS OKS7 4 2 said. “Fifty-three per cent or a rigues Ekhavarria "will be sub­ against the military-dominated meeting of the lieague of Women aelf-defense and several knife minds are a- work on what we mitted to Justice If an investiga­ Votera at 7:45 pin. Wednesday at Q F I 9 5 10 5 Eldridge St., died yesterday in majority of the psople over 65 Junta. ' blowa were exchanged. Party CbngrMa last Oeto'bar. Mo­ ted in England almost six years can do and me will certainly take tion warrants such action." Bon- the home of Mrs. Clare a e Ed- ago. ♦ 16S5 2 A 7 <4 Manchester Memorial Hospital. years of age heve incomes under A U.S. spokesman in Washing­ Police charged Edmund Walker lotov returned to Moscow Nov. 12 w N m nelly said neither man would be ton said "prompt action” will be mundaon on Rt. 44A. Members are with aggravated assault and or­ If you think North and South •very poaolble action.” Mias Mariey was born in Man­ $1,000 e year. Half of the aged to fight a move to expel him from * 10 • 5 3 couples heve incomes of less than permitted to leave the country im­ taken on recommendations of a urged to attend and bring a guest. dered him held in bonds of $5,000. bid the hand a trifle ambitiously, Col. Alpnonae Pakaasa, nominal chester, Aug. 26, 1892f a daughter mediately. Mr. and Mrs. John Sibim of He'- the Cpmmunlst Party. comnuuider of tiie troops now on $2,500." U.S. misrton for sizable economic ’ Mason was charged with man­ you may have a point there. S^ll, There was reason to believe any bron will speak and show the Western officials believed then , rampage, was seized yesterday of the late James E. and Ann help for the hard-pressed Domini­ slaughter and ordered held In $10.- who pre we to qtiarml wltlt^luc- Faulkner Mariey.. She waa a mem­ punishment of Rodriguez Echavar- can Republic, including U.S. pur­ slidea Mrs. Sibun was vice consul 000 bond. he would not be heard from again cess ? within a half hour o f his return for the United States Department in an official Soviet capacity, but to Stanleyville. ber of St. Mary’s Bpisco{>al Church rla would not be seyere. Tw o chases of $45 million of sugar over East didn't think North coyld and the Ladies Guild of the months ago he was a hero to Do­ of State in . Kenya, and her hus­ the Foreign Ministry announced He reportedly rushed from the next six months. i Urges Propaganda Ban make a grand slam In spades. His fs as church. GOP Supports minicans for fronting the Air The United States auspoided de­ band,, a natli^ of London. Ekigland. Jan. 8 that Molotov waa returning double was short tnd sharp, It was DouUa 7 N T Vm North Katanga on learning that was produce lawyer for the united Washington, Jan. 20 (.A—R*p. to Vienna to take up his post again. She is survived by a sister, Mrs. Force uprising that thwarted an cisions on economic trade and aid so decisive. In fact, that every­ A n VMS his one time commander and good Elthel McCabe of Manchester. attempt liy ’rnijlllo's relatives to African Co. Horace Seely-Brown, R-Conn., is Molotov never abowed up, and friend, Gizenga. had been deposed programs to the country and hast­ body at the table knew Just what 3»«dBgliii«-.91 Funeral services will be held at Rottner for bring'liack his kind of iron-fisted ily withdrew Its aid mission whoi Arrangements for the program backing legislation to bar Com­ the Soviet government and the par­ it meant—the ace of spades. as deputy premier and placed un­ , have been made by Mrs, Richard munist material from the U.'B. ty have since refused public com­ der house arrest. St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Mon­ rule. Rodriguez Elchavarria may the junta took over. South ran to seven notrump, day at 1:30 p.m. Burial will be in Wagner of the league's national re- malls. ment on hts caic. 3; Diamonds—9 8 3; d u b s—18 8 The mutinous Congolese troops, be. sent abroad as an ambassador. The U.S. aid will give the state hoping for a miracle of some East Cemetery. Party's Post Balaguer waa at his comfort­ council a big boost In its efforts , source committee. The Migagement of Miss A nnef The engsgantent o f Mias Claire A member of the House Foreign Bolstering the belief of an ideo- 5 2. What do you say? operating in a wide area of North kind. Friends may call at the Watkins- able home on the city’s western to get the island nation back on Jury Committee Named Elisabeth Carey to Pfc. John Arm Cyr o f West Hartford $o Paul Affairs Committee, Seely-Brown loglcM struggle waa the fresh de­ Answer: Bid three hearts. You Katanga and Kivu Province, also East doubled again, with Just a plan to get to four hearts. You West Funeral Home. 142 E. Cen­ Atty. John S. G. Rottner was outskirts. Three armed guards its economic feet. An estimated 45 TTie Selectmen have appointed Howard McParland, both o t Man- J. Rossetto of Mahciiester has said in a statement ydsterday; nouncement of Molotov In Wednes­ touch of doubt in his voice. were once largely loyal.to Gizen­ Chester, has been announced by //// may go down, but your -partner ter St., tomorrow from S to S and endorsed last night by the Repub­ stood outside, but Balaguer told a Mr cent of the woi:k force is un­ lAroy M. Roberts, Raymond H. been announced by her parents. ‘T ani most seriously concerned day’s Oommunist Party newspaper No Spades ga. Now they seem loyal to no Bradley Sr. and Donald S. Davis her mother, Mrs. Alice Carey, 7 8 would probably be worse oft at 7 to 9 p.m. lican Town Committee as a candi­ roporter he did not consider him­ employed and foreign monetary Mr. and Mrs. J. William Cyr, 47 . . . about the amount of Com­ Pravda, as a dogmatic opponent Now turn your attention to poor one and apparently beyond the date for Fourth District repre­ as a Jury committee. Main St. Lexington Rd.. West Hart/ord. of Khrushchev’s policy of peaesful two no-trump. oontrol of their officers. self under arrest and described the reserves—for buying badly needed munist propaganda which is being West. Hs knew perfectly well that Mrs. Mary WalUbe Hogan sentative on the State Central goods abroad—were nearly cleaned Thomas G. Welles was reapp- Her fiance is the son of Mr. Her dance la the son of Mr. and coexistence, w hl^ the newspaper For Shelnwold’s 36-page book­ The mutinous Congolese troops guards as )Us usual escort. dUtributed through the United his partner had the ace of spades let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge," Committee. Balaguer became preaident in out by the fleeing Trujillos. pointed to the industrial develop­ and Mrs. John McParland, 86 Mrs. Joseph Rossetto,' 5S Delmont called “ the most Important ques­ and that a spade lead would de­ slaughtered 19 European priests Bolton — Mrs. Mary WaUace States mails. I would be less con­ send 50c to Bridge' BOok, Man­ Hogan, 69, of Lynwood Dr., widow The post la now held by Sayre 1960, under Dictator Trujillo, and In other action, the council ment commission. New members Florence St S t cerned about thia if the Russians tion of our time.” feat the contract. But how could and an unknown number of Afri­ appointed are Ernest J. Starkel, chester Evening Herald, Box o f Thom:is P. Hogan, died last Rose of Glastonbury, who plans to his hesitancy to make good hla named Army Ool. Victor Elvys Miss Carey Is a 1960 graduate Miss C yr is a 1957 graduate of would permit our magazines and Molotov has often been the tar­ poor West lead a spade? . can civilians at Kongolo on New resign. FUchard Messier and Carleton P. of Manchester High School and it 3318 Grand Centm Station, N, Y. Year’s Day and wert responsible night at Manchester Memorial promise to resign was considered Vlnas Roman, 36, to succeed Rod­ Hartford Public High Schohoto by Oflara). A. Turkington. The vote was unan­ he feaed Just such a military move. Luna Peres, was chosen new air ability to attend meetings. No date has been set for the ing the University of Coimeoticut >■» a» s ^ X. hSO Molotov’s alleged dogmatism In of diamonds, and then the rest of troops, once lo}raI to Lumumbist T. Hogan of Manchester; a broth­ ...... — ■ ...... - Exams Start Offer Center for Aged imous. He disclaimcd responsibility for the force chief of staff, succeeding wedding. , An April 38 wedding is planned. the present tense. dummy’s clubs. Off went his four By ’IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS Antoine Gisenga, deposed deputy er, James Johnston of Niantic; a Mid-year ,exams at Coventry premier. The spokesman Atty. Rottner, in thanking the violence lietween Tuesday and Brig. Gen. Santiago Rodrigues (FSIlot SiudloJ (L6 r1n f Siudioa) Norwich, Jan. 20 (F)—A wealthy Other evidence of what western spades on dummy’s clubs, and Anaheim, Calif, — Hugh W. sister, Mrs. Marion Smith of committee for the endoraement, Thursday, when Rodrigues Bcha- Echavarria, the strongman’s High School will begin Monday and South took the rest of the tricks did not elaboiate. bu:iiit6ssman and his wife have of­ diplomats described as the Krem- (Jack) Russell, a sportsman and Brooklim, N.Y., and three grand­ F B I Smashes said “ the organization in the etate varrla was In command. er, who also was being detained. continue through the 26th. Regu­ fered their former 11-room home with good diamonds. Gisenga was flown In a U.N. children. lar classes will be held for all pu­ Rockville-V ernon lln'a present state o f indecisiveneis explorer who adileved an interna­ Alsop Says He’ll Win does need a strong central com­ to the state as a pilot day care was the fact that the new Soviet If you want to sympathize with' plane to Leopoldville from Stanley- The funeral wlU be held at the mittee” pils not taking the exams. The Looking to Seven More tional reputation as an expert on ■ville where he spent three months center for aged persons. ambassador to Waahington, Ana­ West for the heart lead, you’re at salmon fishing, died Thursday In a W. P. Quish Funeral Home, 225 Largest Dice He said the committee could marking period ends Jan. 26 with liberty to do so. A club or a dia­ in self-exile and unsuccessfully at­ Main St., Monday at 9:30 a.m. fol­ Ministers Meet Monday ' report cards due Feb. 9. Hie offer was made by Irving toly F. Dobrynin, has not left for traffic mishap. Russell, who wss have had better leadership in the Veterans Set his post one month after appoint­ mond-was less likely to cost a tempted a rebellion last weekend. lowed by a solemn high Mass of past. j The student council is currently and Mildred Castle, who now live 80, worked with the Canadian gov- The U.N. plane was furnished at On Record, Ability In New London, it was disclosed ment and the fact that the So­ trick, but it’s hard to censure the requiem at St. Bridget’s Church at Game in East He pledged he would campaign preparing a calendar of school heart lead. emnieiit In experiments with sal­ the request of the Central govern­ Kennedy Completes yesterday. Gov. John N. Dempsey viet Union is marking time on con­ mon and authored a book, “ Jill, i 10. Burial will be In S t Bridget’s for thb post. events. Other activities o f the Installation Don’t waste any sympathy on ment. and the Leftist leader was Cemetery. Rusk Faces Opposition council Include making arrange­ has asked the state attorn^ gen­ cluding a new cultural agreement and the Salmon.” lodged at U.N. headquarters as a (Continued from Page One)' ‘T expect to win this nomination, and I eimect to win it In remarks after the meeting, with the United SUtes. East for the doubles. All he had to Friends may call at the funeral Atty. Rottner eald he would prob­ ments for high school dances and eral and state llnanoe director to do was to pass seven spades to "guest” —but under guard. big,” GOP gubernatorial hopeful John Alsop of Avon told the for the transportation of students work out a plan for accepting it. BUrl Taylor of WilUmantlc, de­ The problem of Communist Gizenga probably faces legal pro­ home tomorrow from 2 to 4 and and Steve Drouncheck, 41, Mlners- ably begins his campaigning with collect a profit. Auasies Advertite 7 to 9 pjn. Republican Town Committee last night. He immediately a speech In Glastonbury. to out-of-town basketball games. The proposed center would be partment past senior vice com­ unity is definitely on the Krem­ ceedings as a result 6f a parlia­ vllle. Pa. First Year in Office An expert should know when to pledged, however, that his nomination would be won solely Atty. Rottner said he will con­ Getting Curbs on Cuba The preparation of a handbook for the Srst of its kind in the state. mander of Veterans of World War lin’s mind. In a Polish language shut up. mentary resolution of censure on broadcast last night, Moscow Ra­ Canberra—Auetralla h is opened Three others were seized at their on the strength o f his ability^ his*' tact Sayre Rose, to notify him of students is also to be imdertaken The dwelling has a replacement Dally Question an advertising campaign In the charges of insurrection. value esUmated at $200,060. It Is I, will offleiate at Inetallatlon of dio asserted that unity of the homes in New Jersey. The FBI record for service in government. his intereat in the Fourth District by the oounciL (Conttimed from Page One) nervous about whether (Sen.) Partner opens with a NT, and leading newspapers o t Southeast No representatives of the Central Funerals and his ideas on a "progressive” (Oontimied from Page One) Teacher Aides in a residential section. the oflScere of HOckanum Barracks world Communist movement "is ovemment were at Leopoldville’s id,entlfied them as Anthony La- post. Atty. Rottner said he did not paper Hoy, aecompimied the group Barry Goldwater Isn’t Just a little the next player paases. You hold: Asia and Africa to Stimulata trade style of state administration. know whether anyone else was as a special ambizSador. D e^ eos Volunteer mothers who will as­ secretary Pierre Salinger said that Castle is vice preaident o f Lehigh tomorrow in the GAR rooms at the needed as. never before.” " Spades—None; Hearts—10 9 6 5 SFdJlH Airport to greet the deposed Monica, 38, Trenton, and Queiino U. 8. offleials said there is a bit Socialistic, the radical right is Memorial Building. with those regions. Republican First seeking the poet. will hold the rank o f foreign min­ sist at North Coventry Cooperative a number of major tasues con­ still a pretty lonely plt.ee." Petroleum Co., which has lU head- NationaL-Communist Parties ars deputy premier. Mrs. WUIUm O. filcBride A, Dentlno, 40, and Pasquale Piliu, high degree of accord among the He will be assisted in the 2:80 "I ahSLll be a Republican first He Uvea st 483 E. Center St, ister at the conference. Nursery next week include Mrs. fronting the U.N. were reviewed Declaring the Democratic party quarters here. primarily responsible to the work­ He waa clearly not under arrest, The largely attended funeral of p.m. ceremony by the Installing 52. both of <3amden. They were and a candidate second," he said. American governments, all of Charles Hieklng, Mrs. Edwin C. during the 2-hour talks. Kennedy, must broaden Its base if it is to Dr. Ronald H. KetUe, medical ers of their own countries, the ra­ however. There_were no 'Ctongoleae Mrs. Catherine Marr McBride, team of Tolland-Windham County held for hearings later today. "But .. I shall not attack or which will be represented at the Meineker and Mrs. WaUace Worth­ he said, made the trip to New win the congressional elections director o f Norwich Hospital, has dio said, but nevertheless thev owe troops at the airport, and only U.N. Notch Rd. Ext., Bolton, was held criticize any other Republican can­ ington. The cleaning committee York "to- Indicate the' great In­ Barracks o f Willimantic.- allegiance to the Intematloaal guards wore on the plane that yesterday afternoon at the Wat- The FBI's Newark office said tlie Hand, Power Tools conference, on the grave nature of thia year, Bailey unveiled a new volunteered to sdminiMer the day didate for the nominatioit. I shall the Castro problem and on the Church Unit Picks for Jan. 27 will be'^lrs. Henry terest that the United States has in orgafilcation program called "Op­ care program. He has studied sim­ Mrs. Lillian Rundecker o f Fair- movement. brought him from Stanleyville. klns-West Funeral Home. 142 E. men have police records. not say, nor shall I countenance Fuller and Mrs. Naren Ellis. the United Nations and the support field. department preaident of the (The broadcast was interpreted About 2(X) of Gizenga’s friends and Center St. Mr. John Govan of De­ The FBI said LaMonica’s record need to do something about It. eration Know-How.” ilar programs abroad. my supporters’ saying, anything Stolen at King’s fierious disagreements exists, Vice President TTie parent-members will meet of the United States government Under this program top staff WWI Auxiliary, wrlll install the of­ by observers in London both as political supporters applauded and troit, Mich., a long-time friend of dated back to 1048 and included a which would indicate that any com­ As envisoned now, the oenUr an apologia for the current dis­ conviction for a sex offense, for however, bn what should be done. at S p.rh. Jan. 30 at the classroom. for the United Nations." members of the national commit­ would provide care for elderly per- ficers e t Hockanum Barracks a few cheerleaders attempted to the family, conducted the funeral petitor is not a good candidate or Auxiliary. She will- be assiated by cords in world Communism and a whip up enthusiasm with shouts of which he was fined $100 in Trenton Soma $200 worth of hand and Argentina, Brasil, and Mexico Mrs. Charles E. Robte, 7 Olcott Mrs. Betty Tipton, child psycholo- It was likely, alfo, that Ken- tee will try to see every county sons during dsytlms hours, five DANCING service- Frederic Werner was or­ a good Republican or a good (loten- power tools yesterday were re­ reproof to the Stalinist Chinese In- 1948. On March 18, 1955. he was have made clear their dislike of -- gist at the Willimantic State Col­ nedy'e bid to Congress to buy $100 chairman and give them details days a week. Mrs. Ann Miller o f Bridgeport, EVEKY FRIDAY and SATURDAY MGNT "Down with the Imperialists.’’ ganist- Burial waa in Etest Ceme­ tial governor.:’ Dr., waa elected vice prSstdant of lege, will talk on "Disclipine and past president. and Albanian opponents of the It was a sad show for a deflated charged by Miami, Fla., )x>llce with ported taken in a break at King’s compulsory sanctions and their million of bonds to help out the on how to conduct effective year- An aged person left thsre could AT THE POPULAR tery. The state needs progressive lead­ Discount Department store at Ptee the Covenant Women’s Guild o< Preparing Children for First U.N. financially came up for dis­ All veterans of World War I are Kremlin line.) leader who once had claimed to be disorderly conduct, fined $25 and final stand on any Kind of sanc­ round programs and campaigns at pursue a hobby or join in various Bearers , were Robert Marr ership, he said. Not the kind ol Bt. tion action is uncertain. Trinity Covenant Church at the Grade." There will be an Informal cussion. Invited to attend the ceremonies. Radio Moscow also announced premier of The Congo and had Charles Mair, David Marr, Ev­ sentenced to two days in Jail. "progressive" leadership synony­ the county, ward and precinct recreational and social activities Det. Sgt. Joseph Sartor, who is If the United States and other annual^ meeting last night In the discussion period after the Ulk. After the luncheon, Kennedy level. A social hour will be held after the end of a Moscow conference fioped to return to. the capita) In erett Glenney, Fred Brousseau and The FBI said LaMonica was a mous with Henry Wallace, but the with other clients. of district Communist Party or­ GARDEN RESTAURANT triumph. inveetigating, reported that en­ countries which favor strong ac­ church hall. Guests are lnvi‘ ed. A short busi­ drove to his New York headquar­ Bailey concluded by cautioning the installation.' 840 MAIN ST., IN DOWNTOWN BIANCHESTER Joseph Jassle- "lugger," meaning he transported kind that recognizes that "change Other newly elected officers ness meeting will precede the talk. A meal would be served at noon. ganizations and Central Commit­ ^ Faced with the threat of arrest, people to and from Reading to trance waa gained through a win- tion are to obtain more t l ^ a ters at the Carlyle Hotel and spent Democrats: "The backward look Dr. Horwltz to Sp^k is Inevitable .. from these chEuigcs low kt the Northeast side of the were Mrs. Paul Norllng, secretary; Mrs. Lyle Charwlck will substi­ the afternoon. Part of It was In a tee delegates from throughout the Gizenga looked timidly about him gamble. LaMonica was described as statement of condemnation they of the Republican Party does not Dr. Melvin Horwitz of Man­ a p p e a r a n c e Mrs. Luna R. B. Haling come needs • ■ and the progressive building on the first floor. Mrs. Maurice Swanson, treasurer; tute for mothers assisting with the conference with Mayor Robert F. Fire Safety Proposals Soviet Union. It said the empha-. TINY BARTON TRIO as he stepped out of the plane and a former store clerk. leader commits himself to meet will have to have at least 14 votes, mean that we can afford to lose chester, will speak in connection Private funeral services for Mrs. Ekiward Saptta, a floor manager representing two-thirds of the Mrs. Ronald Oocht,.vice treasurer; nursery classes. She may be con­ Wagner of New York our forward look. The American with the showing of a cancer film sis during the three-day meeting saw a crowd of newsmen and U.N Pillo, a laborer, has a record ex­ those needs. Hartford. Jan, 20 (FJ-^artford was on Implementation of deci­ ••••••(•••••••••••••as guaixls waiting. He looked up meek, Luna Rosmond Ball Haling, 131 at the store, said that 'the break American states. Furthermore, the and Mrs. William Crawford, rep- tacted by those Interested in using Wagner said afterward that people have turned to us for posi­ Hospital oScials are studying a at the meeting of ICnesseth Israel tending back to 1943, the FBI salo. A progressive state administrator resenUtive of the council of her servlce.s. sions reached at the 22nd party ly when a Uul and dignified U.I-1. Mountain Rd., Glastonbury, were was first discovered about 10 a.m. United States feels it is Important they talked politics generally but tive isadership in the White House list of fire safety recommendations Sisterhood Monday at 8:15 p.m. at held yesterday at the Watkins- He was first arrested in 1943 for would "ilberate the forces of free yesterday when employes com­ ehurchwomen of Manchester. About Town not specifically and also got into congress. These decisions, in ef­ official went forward to shase gambling and fined $5. He was sen­ enterprise" he said, to stop the to have support from one or more and positive legislation In the Con­ prepared by a safety speclallat re- the synagogue on Pinney St., El­ fect, were Khrushchev's. hands. West Funeral Home, 142 E. Cen­ plained of being cold and found the of the big Latin countries—Argen Officers serving their unexplred Coventry High will pl*y Somers the problem of urban renewal and gress. You and I must mobilize Uined after the Dec. 8 fire that lington. ter St. The Rev. John Post, pas­ tenced to 1V4 years in Jail in 1954 drift of ■ industry away from the open window. ’Die break must have at 6:15 p.m. Tuesday in a basket­ Kennedy's recommendation that Western observers speculated Gizenga kissed his sister’s cheek, for contempt of court. state, enlarge the ranks of indus­ Appointee tins, Brazil and Mexico. terms are Mrs. Kenneth Nelson, public opinion to support the Presi­ Kkilled ille d 16 16.. ■The American Cancer Society that the Moscow meeting waa Dancing Thuraday, Friday, Soturdoy tor of the Burnside Methodist occurred some time between 10:15 There is some talk In diplomatic president; Mrs. Patterson Oiafiln. ball game at Coventry High School. Congress establish by law a new dent's legislative program." shook hands with a few of his die­ His connection with the gambling trial employment and rescue the Maurice Patrick Moriarty, 17, Hie list, a preliminary one, ( was film is entitled "Hm e and Two part of a three-way struggle for Church, offlclated. Frederic Wern­ p.m. Thursday and 8:10 a.m. Fri­ quarters here that if compulsory vice secretary; and Mrs. K. EJnar The Ladies Association of First cabinet poet of urban affairs. Women.” Muiie by Hm "ROYAL KNIGHTS*' hard supixirters, then begged to be operation was as a ’’checker,” the budget from its deficit condition. son of Mr. and Mrs. Matthew M. day, Saplta told Sartor. drawm up by Jrtm c . TTiolomton of power, with Khrushchev in the allowed to go to his residence be­ er was organist. Burial was in Economy Picture sanctions prove .unattainable the Rssk, Ckivenant women’s auxiliary Congregational Church will omit To a question whether he would Detroit and submitted to Dr. Horwitz, a member of the Make up a group and come In and dance the Buckingham Cemetery. FBI said, meaning he checked on Moriarty, 75 Forest St., has been Som e. of the tools, including a ------.0 the hoe- middle. On one side, they said, fore receiving anyone. He said that In the laat seven conference might vote for permis­ representative. its meetings for the remainder of like to have such a Job. Wagnsr piUl yesterday. It proposes: surgical staff at Manchester Me­ "TWIST” to the music of the ‘HOYAL Bearers were friends of the fam­ who could be admitted to the new crowbar and two hammers, replied; "No. I am the mavor of U.S. Invites World stood the antiparty group urging U.N. officials drove him to their years industrial employment had named princi(>al appointee to the sive sanctions, leaving precise Mrs. Rask presided at the In- the month. Meetings will be held on The substitution of all plain morial Hospital, is president of KNIGHTS.” You’re In for a wonderful eve­ ily- gambling casino. were used In an attempt to pry staJIatlon service. Reports were Feb. 7 and 21 gnd March 7 and 21. New York," a return to the hard line, on the modern headquarters building and gone down, despite the fact the U.S. Military Academy at West methods up to individual govern­ glass in doors and Intsrlor parti­ the Manchester branch' of the can­ other, young Soviet citizens, pos­ ning! Installed him in a heavily guarued Agents said additional arrests open a metal door leading to the ments. read by the committees o t the or­ The Rec committee’s basketball Kennedy and an old friend. To See Orbit Try cer society. He is a graduate of H. Ross Lewis were expected after questioning of state ixipulatlon had risen by 300,- Point by Sen. Thomas J. Dodd, D- second floor area, police said. At ganization. tions with wired glass to provide sibly not in themselves an Identi­ KEEP fourth floor apartment. . Rusk will have four congres­ program for older boys not attend­ New York banker Charles Spald­ more fire-resistance. Harvard Medical School and re'- The funeral of H. Ross Lewis, patrons is completed in Reading. 000 Conn. the time, a night man was clean­ fiable movement, pressing for “ Liet’s fast *ay he Is our guest," The economy "In these last years sional advisers In his delegation. ing high school and Interested men ing, had dinner in the Kennedy (Contimied from Page One) Extension of ths sprinkler sys­ ceived his surgical training at Yale an EYE ,^P^*^^«^nd^^oiceLegi^BevenJeer^^ 93 Pearl St., was held yesterday At least 27 of those picked up were The ^ipolntee is a senior at New ing up on the other aide of the will be held at 7 p.m. Monday at some of the western world's ideals ■aid a U.N. spokesman when ask^ has not grown enough,” he said. They are Sena. Wayne Morse, D- suite, then drove to the 46th St. tem. and Columbia Presbyterian Hos­ and principles. who was paying for hig accom­ afternoon at South Methodist oi>erators of the games, agents York Military Academy where he door, but he reported hearing the high school. Theater. OPEWfor ' » Future employment opportunities Ore., and Bourke B. Hickenlooper, newsmen here are Great Britain, ConstnicUoh of smoke barrier pital. modations. Church. The Rev. Lawrence F. Al­ said. has been enrolled for two years. nothing during the night, police R-Iowa, and Reps. Armistead I. Sidewalk Sweeper Boy Scout Troop 57 will meet The President was laughing and Canada France. Australia, Ger­ doors at the ends of open tunnels mond. assisted by the Rev. Sher­ FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover, will be further complicated by the He also received an honorary nomi­ ■aid. Hostesses for the program ’’The " SHY-AN Restaurant Gizenga remains a' member of influx of thousands of young peo­ Seldon Jr., D-Ala., and Chester E. from 7 to 8:80 p.m. Monday at applauding much of the way many, The Netherlands, India, connecting several buildings in the which is open to members and wood A. Treadwell, a grandson-in­ In a statement released- in Wash­ nation from the New York Mili­ HitH Bank Window parliament, despite that body’s ple in the new labor market. Marrow, R-N. H. Nathan Hale Community Center. through the show, which centers Italy, Japan, Mexico, Nigeria, hospital complex. friends o f the sisterhood, will be T w is t !” 12-14 Depot Square, Maneheeter—MI •-M$5 law of Mr. Lewis and pastor of ington, said an investigation had tary Academy to West Point on resolution of censure w'hich auto­ In answer to a question put to around the way a young man Switzerland and the Bahamas. Installation of fire stops through Mrs. Milton Gordon, Mrs. Lester matically ousted him from his of­ the Bourne (Mass.) Methodist determined the "gambling games the basis of his academic record. Some observers said the actual A sidewalk sw«ep«r, believed clawed his way up ovCr, others him after hU talk. Alsop said the Parish Will Meet Manchester Evening Herald Cov­ No Iron Curtain countries are the false ceilings to the concrete Kahn, Mrs. Harry Hammer, Mrs. £ IIS T U JO O D fice of deputy premier. Church, officiated. James McKay had been operated continuously West Point has been the youth's moUvs for opposing eanctiona was put In motion by two email chil­ entry correspondent. F. Pauline from a window washer to chair­ represented here, but NASA said slabs above wherever smoke bar­ was organist. Burial was in the since mid-November 1961." Republicans would have to work goal since he waa about 10 years man of the board. Maurice Miller, Mrs. Norman Mo- ' Phone MI $-7882 ' Parliament charged him with hard to get the labor vote. After High Mass fear that they would touch off re­ dren, crashed through the glaes Litti^ telephone Pilgrim S-688I. that if any had applied they un­ rier doors are found in the corri­ family plot in Buckland Ceme­ old. He first visited the Academy volts qt home. Pro-Castro, anti- door of the West Branch of ths One of the biggest' bursts of gel, Mrs. Stanley Moskowttz and Troy Donohue, Connie Stevens ' leading Insurrection attempts at tery. Surveillance Indicated, he said, doubtedly would have been ac­ dors. Mrs. Benjamin Nison. bide Today: Jerry Lewis "The Errand Boy” S;00-6;20-8:M The Democrats have persuaded as a boy when he accompanied his Yankee demonstrations have oc­ Savings Bank of Manchester mt laughter from the audience. "SUSAN SLADE” Stanleyville. Premier Cyrllle Adou- Bearers were Arthur Benson, that people were traveling to and the working man “ that they’re for Plans for erecting a memorial Japan's Growth 9 % credited. Thornton, who spent two weeks ______and "DONDP’ from other states in connection sister, Constance, who was then curred Iq past months In a number ths Parkads about 10:15 this Spalding and the President him­ (In Color) 5:65-9:40 la has said legal proceedings will Stanley Drlggs, Robert Whitney. the’ Ilttle guy,’ he said. To combat gate at the entrance to St. John’s on his investigation, is returning with the nightly gambling. dating a West Point cadet. He of countries, these observers not­ morning. Ths damags was not es­ self came at a point where a cou­ New 'Vork, Jan. 20 (Al — Astro­ be left to Justice autharlties. David Lint, David Morrison and "this division between the classes Polish National Catholic Church Canberra — Japan's 1961 eco­ to Detroit. He said he will com­ Also: "SANOTUARY” STANIFY S T A im Gizenga, who s)>ent only about He added that on weekends as has also attended football games ed. timated. ple of charwomen hnished a fast naut John H, Glenn Jr. says he will plete his study and prepare a more Walter Altken Jr. that they sell" the Republicans there with his father. Cemetery will be discussed at the nomic growth is estimated at 9 dusting of an office and one call­ Lee Remlck, Yvee Montand three weeks In Lropoldville after many as 200 persons took part in In Uruguay Iteelf, about 300 The sweeper, owned by Green V per cent by Australian experts, be too busy to be overexcited at thorough report at a later date. WARNER TOMORIIIMr The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 will have to prove “we are in­ annual parish meeting tomorrow leftist students and workers have ed out to the other: "O.K., Jackie, 4:20-8i05 hla appointment as vice premier, Main St., waa In charge of funeral the play at several tables. terested in providing Jobs,” he said. "He always wanted to go to at 11 am . after High Mass. The Manor, was parked, with its mo­ who hope to double their trade with the start of hit orbital flight sched­ "In general," he said yesterday, STATE West Point and his ambition has started walking 100 miles from that's it." 8 an 2 pju. Contlnuoua. Doore Open 1:80 e Shown at Sil0-6t55-8i80 repeatedly ignored appeals and The FBI said LaMonica was ar­ tor Idling, by Its operator, Stanley uled for next Wednesday. "I believe Hartford Hospital de­ ■dA arrangemmta. Attacks Administration gate will honor the dead of the Japan by 1970—to 1790,000,000 a Jackie is the nickname of the demands from the government and rested on the basis of a com­ always been to become a general Montevideo to Punta Del Rate to Sterling, 61, of Hartford, while he year. . Separate interviews with the 41- serves s high rating in its precau­ Sunday Showtimee: a o Other criticisms made by Alsop parish, aald the Rev. Walter A. demonstrate against whst they President's wife. parliament to return. plaint filed by the FBI In Reading, on the Democratic regime were in the UB. Army," his father re­ Hyszko, parish priest. was sweeping with a hand broom year-old Marine lieutenant colonel, tions against fire and smoke dan­ 6 Lands Top Average ixirted, Young Moriarty’s Idol ia call the "Yankee Imperialist de­ On the way out, the President taped several weeks ago by the "Susan" 2:00-5:SS-9i20 He finally agreed to return, after Pa., yesterday, charging him that: Annual reports of the church a short distance from ,the eoene. shook hands with Abe Burrows, ger. This does not mean that it is Q—Do Biblical scholars agree as with traveling interstate vrith in­ the late Gen. George Patton who mon." Authorities may turn them ABC and CJBS television networks, without areaa capable of improve­ "SaBctuary” 4:00-7:45 first rejecting a 48-hour ultimatum 1. There has been waste and In- and Its sfflllated groups will be He told Investlgeting Patrolman co-author of the musical, and re­ to the exact location of Mt, Sinai? :^msterdam—Countries with a tent to facilitate the carrying on commanded the Third Army ar­ aside en route, however. Charles Morneau that two children were shown yesterday. ment. because I intend to recom­ from parliament, but before his higher population-growth rate efflcl-ency in the administration, read, and there will be discussion marked: "A great show, very en­ A—No, but it la generally pre­ of a business enterprise involving such as the number of errors in mored division in Europe during about interior church renovations. Leftists called for a demonstra­ ran from the vehicle as it began Glenn said he w'ould have a mend certain correctlcne." sumed to have been in the south­ decision was implemented, a clash than the Western Euro))ean aver­ tion in Montevideo today to wel­ joyable.” broke out in Stanleyville between gambling and with conspiracy. the motor vehicle tax bill system, World War II. and Moriarty is an Including the downstairs hall and to move forward. He ran to stop great deal of Instrument checking The hospital had aeversi struc­ ern part of the peninsula which ex­ HIIB'Mn age are the Netherlands, Finland, avid student of American history, come Cuban President Osvaldo and other details to become too ex­ his guards and government troops The others, the FBI reported, newly experimented this year. kitchen. it, but the machine struck the By D. HAROLD OUVER tural features which held down the tends between the two upper arms Iceland, Portugal, Spain and according to his father. Dorticos, who heads Castro’s dele­ cited, adding: loss of life, he said.. of the Red Sea. and Gizenga was defeated. Greece. In Irelatid the population were charged with aiding and "Somebody probably ought to be bank's glass door before he could Washington, Jan. 20 (A?i-The fired,” said Alsop. Instead the His appointment Ls contingent gation to the conference. get to It. police aald. "A lot of people outside will be "Foremost, however, is my con­ He waa accompanied on his flight has long been declining. In Aus­ abetting interstate travel with in­ The 40-member Cuban group left Democratic national chairman JMCUIMB public was told that “ the errors upon passing s physical examina­ Cave Cut a s Desired more excited than 1 will be. I’ll viction that Hartford Hospital Q—What Confederate leader was to Leopoldville only by the family tria, Belgium, Sweden, the Unit­ tent to facilitate the crime. Havana by plane yesterday after said today President Kennedy and be busy." of his chief aide and a chauffeur. were minimal and it waa all tire tion after which studies will begin has personnel whose morale, elected to the U.S. Senate but n ot! DINING ed Kingdom, and, until recently, If convicted they face a max­ in June. Kansas City—A Kansas City a personal send-off by Castro. Clock Induatry Big the party are riding a surge of public’s fault." Glenn replied "no" when ask­ alertness and efflcienoy in the allowed to serve? ! vM iM aflSui The aide was arrested yesterday. France, the |x>i>ulation has been imum penalty of $10,000 fine or popularity, but he called for 2. Inactivity on civil defense. Moriarty attended Waahington firm paid for two-thirds of Its A statement declared the dele­ ed If he had any fears abotit his face of danger constitute an A—Alexander Stephens, former AND growing more slowly than in five years imprisonment or both gation In place of Foreign Minister stronger organization for the No­ "What Would hapfien in the town School, cAurchlll's Day School in plant cost, exclusive of land, by Frankfurt — West Germany’s scheduled adventure into space as asset of incalculable value. Had vice president of the Confederacy. q s m m l Z Western Efarope as a whole. on each violation. vember elections. of Manchester if we had an honest Coventry and Manchester High selling limestone quarried from Raul Roa. an outspoken man. The clock-and-watch industry consists the first American to orbit the It not been for this factor, the CEOLMIIHMea the new underground site. The ■witch was Interpreted aa evidence As - nearly 6,000 parly faithful Earth. alert?" School. He played soccer on the of 300 plants and 34,000 employes. death loll could have been much Q—How long have eggs been Retail Banquet cave Is just ms the manufacturer that the Castro regime will do all The annual output of clo^ s, gathered to honor the President on As for his wife and children, ajssociated with Eszter? 3. Lethargy on the problems of Manchester High School varsity his first inauguaratlon anniversary greater," he said. PLUS T in s EXCITING CO-HIT AT 2:00-4:45-7:45 desired, and he figures that, over­ It can to head off drastic collective watches and parts amounts to ■ Glenn said, "they have confidence A—Primitive religions portray­ DANCING the New Haven Railroad. team, won a letter in soccer and all, the plant cost about $6 a action by the OA8. at a $100-a-plate fund-ral.iing din­ in the project, just as I do." Scheduled Jan. 29 Postal Business Grew in ^61 "That railroad’s got to keep go­ played on the lacrosse team at about $142,000,000. More than 22,- DIAL ed the egg as a symbol of resitr-' square foot compared with $12 Carlso Rafal Rodriguez, editor 130,000 clocks and S.OOO.OtlO ner tonight at the National Guard Asked if his religion ha.s aided in Three Sentenced AT THE ing," he said. New York Military Academy, rectlon. fertility and _ of Spring- topside. of the Cuban CTommunIsl news- watches are manufactured yearly. 1230 Armory, the chairman. ,Iohn M. preparing for the flight. Glenn said: Hartford, Jan. 20 UP)—Two Early Christians dignified the egg Z ' The annual retail banquet will He said the state should either Bailey, told a national committee 6 A.M. fo 10 A.M. "well. I wouldn’t say . . . Hartford men convicted in Supe­ as a symbol of the risen Chrlal. be held on Jan. 29-at Willie’s Steak More MaiVand More Money Join with other states to operate of representativea in 1947 and 1949, meeting that the party muatn't "Our (he and his family’s) re­ rior Court recently in connection House, O nter St., the Chamber of the railroad or subsidize it. In lose its forward look. ,1 / and was a delegate to a number ligion is something we’ve tried to with a fake accident racket were Q—Who has the distinction of X. Comnierce has announced. any event, Connecticut benefits "The American people have not WALNUT The program, co-sponsored by There’s no question about it ^ Revenue from metered postage, of atate conventions. He was chair­ live all our lives. I guess, and I sentenced to prison yesterday being the world's first woman most, and should take the leader­ man of the Key Man committee of gone right with the Republicana; wind up at the end of every day while a third wiU sent to jail. prime minister? The Manchester Evming Herald volume buslnesa is what Manches­ for the same six-month compari­ ship in helping the line, he said. son, was $99,600 for the jieriod the state finance committee from the American people have gone .sorry for some things that I've Judge Frank Covello commit­ RESTAURANT and the chamber's retail division, ter's post offices deal in. 4. The highway program was WINF forv'ard with the Democrats," A —Mrs. Sirlmavo Sandaranaike Just ending. On Jan. 5, 1961, rev­ 3999-61, and a fnember of the budg­ done and sorry that I haven’t done ted Armand F. Lupo Jr., 33, and of Ceylon. Starta Wedneeday: "PoeKet FnU of Mlraelee*' aad "X-15" will begin'at 6:30 p.m. with' a so­ fumbled at first, until Republicans et. Bailey said' in a speech prepared cial hour. Dinner will begin at 7 Disclosing figures what would enue from metered postage some other things. Vincent A. Joseph, 41. to prison Next Sunday: “Hey Left Twiet” aad “Bloed and RoMe” make any retail dealer’s eyes swell ^ a n d Edwin May Jr. are con- for a seasion to kick off the 1962 for one to two years, and John J. p.m. amounted to $97,400. campaign. ’ He said he and his family tried ' Q —When was the first major with interest and envy, postal au­ Bengston estimated about .55 program should have been started sldered the top contenders for the to live their religion "day in and Keating, 29, to the Hartford State league baseball team "organized? A highlight of the evening will long before. He said (he delay on Kennedy will address tonight's THURSJ.FRI..SAT. thorities said today that 1.5 mil­ meters were being used by vari­ nomination at present, ahead ot day out." Jail for a year. A —In 1866 — Cincinnati Reds. be the presentation of a special Rt. 6 relocation in this area, and dinner, along with Vice Preaident “ speaker. lion more pieces o f mall had been ous firms and businesses through­ John Lupton and Newman Mar- Glenn , was critical of those he State's Atty. John D, LaBelie handled here last year than in on Rt. 10 in his area, were part of sillus. Lyndon B. Johnson, former Pres­ had recommended prison sen­ Reservations may he made by out town. ident Harry S. Truman, and said practice "a sort of fire-engine Q—Do cardinalB migrate in win­ Ken FOR YOUR PLEASURE 1960. Second class mall revenue rose the Democratic pattern of not Although John Bowen, head of religion in which they only call on tences of one to three years for ter? calling the Chamber of Commerce Speaker John W. McCormack. D- office. Oommenting on . the situation from $748 to $866 and third class stimulating economic growth. the newly formed Alsop for Gov­ their maker when the chips are the trio.' They were convicted of A -N o . ' ' with an easy assurance, which sug­ In reply to questions, Alsop ernor Club In Manchester, intro­ Maas, The President also arranged conspiring to obtain money by Morgester revenue (advertisingising mall)nr climb­ a luncheon for Truman. Johnson down and when they feel they need gests the climbing maU volumes ed from $1 to $23, ■aid Abreiham A. Rlblcoff, now a duced Alsop, some welcoming re­ false pretenses through staging Q—What is the meaning of 250, Bengs- SALESTARTING JAN. 10 and others who will attend the din­ divine help to get something." had presented no serious difficulty ton noted. top contender for the Democratic marks were made also by com­ an accident and obtaining money Erin go brath ? Trio DANCING ner. „ e v e b Y in hiuidling, waa John Bengaton, senatorial nomination. Is in for mittee chairman John Shea Jr., falsely from insurance ccmpanlM. A—It ia the old Irish war cry. About Town Buslness for the Christmas pe­ SAVE UP. TO Party treasurer Matthew Me- . Seeds Vary Greatly Featuring foreman of mails,and actii^ as- riod Just passed indicated a 40 "a big surprise" at the polls. who is also the campaign manager . Roland Arvlsals, 30, Hartford, It means Ireland forever. aistant i^ostmaater. "I think we’re going to beat for May. Cloekey said he hopes to arise also convicted in ths case, was BILL NEMERon' Friiay si$ Satunliy NigM p er cent increase over the same Fredsiick B. Haddad, son of Bengston said the total number period in 1960, according to Post­ him," said Alsop. Rlblcoff "abdi­ more than a half-million dollars at Los Angeles — The number of not presented for sentence. He ^,.Q-7 What was the length o t DeUghirul. . . DaMeable Chairman Shea said It waa an tonight's party. With other seeds produced per plant .varies TOIHEMUBIOOF Mrs. Nellie B. Haddad, 48 Arcelte ofpieccs handled last year was 38,- master Alden Bailey. The in­ cated his throne (o f the governor­ honor to have Alsop speak to. the was confined >to a hospital the famous old SanU Fe 'I?aU? ttetertatadag Music! 477.000. Pieces handled by the post "money in transit," this should enormously. A coconut palm, for LOU GAGNON'S ORCHISTRA Dr., mobilization and civil defense crease was from $58,500 to $74,100, ship) in a lordly manner,” but his town committee." " Hie state's key witness in the A—It ran from western Mle- planning’ and programming officer offices, in 1960 smounM to 36,- mistakes will catch up with him leave the party with a debt of instance, produces relatively few case, George Kania, Hartford, souri into New Mexico, a dis­ it waa reixirted. If Alsop should win the nomina­ about a half-million, he said. seeds, but one plant of Amaran- P a ^ ReaervaUena DINNERS SERVED TO 9 P.M. for Second U.S. Army Headquar­ 887.000. However, total, mail volume for in the next election, said Alsop. was already serving time In State tance of 780 miles. Moat of thia mall, somewhere tion, Shea promised he himself Bailey told the national commit­ thus graecizans, an annual tum­ Pliase Can MI *-8070 ters at Ft. Meade, received a the same periods rose by 4.970.000 Alsop questioned whether Con­ would "work very hard.. for a Re­ on 5 gallons or moi« Prison in two other fake accident Department of the Army ouUtand- around 66 per cent, is incoming tee that opinion polls show the bleweed, may produce as many cases and on other charges. He MAKE RESraiVA'nONS NOW FOB pieces — representing an increase gressman-at-large Frank Kowal­ publican victory in the fall." President now is far ahead of for­ as 6,000,000. Ing performance award from Col. mail, Bengston said. of 1.4 per cent. ski, a contender for tire Democrat­ of MOBIL OIL is to, be sentenced In the current N o Cover—N o Mlulnaane t o u r b o w u n o b a n q u e t Shea opened the meeting by say­ mer President Dwight D. Eisen­ Oharies P. Stone, asalstant chief of Nat receipts for 1961, reflecting Revenues from the sale of ic senatorial nomination, would be ing that no invitation had been case at a later date. e STARTS WEDNESDAY AMPLE #ARKlNa staff, G-S. hower's popularity at the end of First Lutheran Church about a four per cent faicreeae over ■tamps, envelopes and cards for able to aecure 20 per cent of the sent to him to Join the Alsop (Jlub, the latter's first year in offlee. He Rnclrvllle, Conn. "L A DOLCE VITA” 7 Walnut St. o Maaciieoter the preceding year were reported the I M cairistmas hit a level of Democratic convention vote Daughters of Scotia will meet which caus^ a' chuckle among added the Democratic Party is The Rev. Dr. David O. Jaxheimer, Reentry Simulated S t $629,436. In 1960, receipts were $51,300, compared to $44,200 a against Rlblcoff. town committee members. more popular now than it was on Paster Tliesday at 8 p.m. at the home of placed at $507,648. year ago. .7 Bush WiU Run Afaia the eve of "our congressional land­ Waltham. Hass. —; Scientists at Meet Mrs. Margaret Stevenson, 23 HSr- Because of a new system being Added to the $61,300, to reach the U.8. Re]>ubUcan Senator Pres­ ton R d .. CAUGHT IN CAR TRUNK ELLSWORTH slide in 1958." ’ 9 a.m.i Sunday gchool Claases Waltham are aimulating the re­ inaugurated at the post offlees, $7iL100, were revenues from cott Bush would certainly be nut Betnit, Lebeuion, Jan. 26 0P>— AND After declaring the Democrats for all a n s . Adult Bible Class. entry o f apace vehicles Into the The New Chet breakdown figures of revenue at meters, second class mail and third up for election again, said Alsop. Fuad Awad, an ArMy captain moved ahead in 1961 while-ths Re­ Teacher Training Class. earth's atmosphere at *1Utltu(iee’’ Die Manchester Philatelic So­ this time are a'vailable only for a class ciiculsrs. In his concludiiig comments Al- ciety will meet Tueaday evening who helped spearhead an 'at­ LASSOW publicans moved to the right. 10:15 a,m., Church Service. Ser­ o f 20 to 6en at 7:W, will feature a dls- the trank o f a car, The 80- of GOP Chairman (William E.) Tuesday, 7:30 p.m.. Annual Con­ project is part o f a s t u ^ o f the FoHmwrty of iIm SO, IM L to Jan. 5, 1063, the post finding of a girdle and a pair ^ Alsop 18 a member of a family year-oid Awad had been bunt­ ctissloa aad display of phOateUc ofBes rsports rerenoe from stamps Stop In and Find Out ' Miller, Senate Leader (Everett M.) gregational meeting. effects of the flow of ionised gases ddW-lB:— 4 i4 »4 :M om oh or r ■08K 8 U 8 44 • B8LT0B, C8U. • m . Mi $-2411 stocking at one of the coUecUon leog known for servies to ths gov­ ed by tiMoeaads of aoldlein nad Dirltsen and House Lead^ (Cajm’les C M I material by George Biaxe. Any­ sad SBTsIopes was 8186,350, as roceptzcle ernment. He has been a member Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Adult eround reentry ve)tieles' noee cones e STARTS WEDNEiBbAT • HOME OF MANC^BStER UFERIAL CATEBXRA VO . poUee. Ha wna nabbed when How You Can Sava On Gas A.) Halleck over closer to Uifi fa- one Interested in stampa and eov^ conparsd with 8168A7S for ths “R.t muimust have been quite-warm of the Avon OOP eonunlttee since Membeiahlp Class. Bible Study. upon radio tranamiaaioa to smd Ir Nrw Yoili City Oatering to WeddhMin. Itafgueti. Oottags. ere Is invited to attend. - the car la which ha wan UM m nitUe axtremists, :wfatt ar« UtUa All adults l^ t o d . from the craft. "L A DOLCE VITA” / asms psriod sadlng Jaa. 5.108L that & sy," ba mused. '1946, waa elected to tbo state bouse was stopped a* a roadMack.

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taxpayer wh*N the xtu^y eame salves. S o i^ o w , that seams to us -Wonders of the Universe 1 ifllanrl^pBtPr' from. to give the White House something The aecOBd dlak wwild show the of a new sheen and luster, as a ^opttitt0 JfpraUn taxpayer “where it goal.” temple of liberty. Scientists Study P e ^ ■ ‘“f o k j s aB P v t TO* G h u r c i h e s i t V " | " HXlUIiD PRINTIKO CO.. INC. The use of/Uie disk has been la BluMl street curloualy ^ttetive. There has not Muicheetar. Cqpn. •m O lU ST. J ^C R O ^N been a iMdIy strong. or urgent ZioB Evangelical Lutheraa St. Brtdgefa B. O. Ohoreh ♦wlU participate. There will be no Of Plague from Spa^ R. rSRauSON Grade 9.or Sedor Methodlat Touth \ Publlehere complplnt - from the - taiqiayers, Connecticut (Mlaaonri (brand) BOV. Joha le Dalaaey, Paator Bev. Stanley E. BaatUlo Fellowship. , 1 1 *Minded October 1. 1881 an^i^ere, since the use' of the Cooper and HighlSta. material detrimenUl to the Tarloui Bor. Faol O. Frokopy, Paotor Bev. Dannls B. Hoaeey 7:30 ajn.. Membership aamiaar, By J>B*X M. LBVIXT. DOUDCTOB PubU ^ad Ehrery Byenfaig C x e ^ here it comes from ’t and the Suaannah W eeiey H a lt ; , ■ ^ • forms of life on the earth. Bandar* and Holiday*. Entered at thv Yankee ,/ th o M s PUMtarium BUS ! liS Foot Offloa at Uancheeter. Conn., a * ‘where It' goes” disks eame Into 9 a.m., Sunday School. Free bus K fiiM at T, S, 9,10 and 11. o t The Fmakltn Institute Even^instrumenta which return ' By A. H. 0. Second Claea Mell Matter. vogue. trvisportaUdn. S t Jeha'a PoOsli to the earth without sample* of Natkmai CaUielle amroh The presence of organism* In foreign soil* can carry on their _____ „ nON RATES Nor has there ever, since , the 9:3o ia.m.. Adult Bible (tudy. _ Cfanrph ot the AaeomptloB Somewhere' between Democrat­ . SS OOlww Ot. -• meteorite* which plunge to the surface or embedded in film the The Look of Ultra Flattery Payabl* In Advance / introduction of these milled disks 10 a.m„ Divine worship.' Text: Adams S t and Tbempaon Bd. Cartier Mall ic State caialrman John Bailey's Romana 12: 8-21. Theme: "Love Bev. Joeeph FarreU, PaMor Bev. Walter A. Hyaaiio. Piater earth from outer space point* up detrimental organisms. To avoid MANCHESTER On* Yaar .... laa.oo to illustrate the budget dollar, been You’ll love the feeling of a fresh, new Six Months ., ll.UO presumably total liking for the Toward Fellow Chrlatians and All Bev. Pranda T. Butler. Aaaietant a new hazard to which space men pandemics in the future it may be MANCHESTER 5:SU Idea that Abe Rlbicoft should Maaaea a t 8:30 and 10:80 a.m. necessary to decontaminate all hair .style expertly interpreted for Threa Montha a reduction of a budget anywhere. Fellowmen." Nursery In the par­ will be subject and wlilch may even One Month ... 1.85 leave the Kennedy Cabinet In or­ ish house during this service. Maaaes mt 7, 8, 9,10:10 and 11:30 specimens before being returned W e e k ly ...... 46 Part of the effectiveness of the result In a devastating plague AUTO PARTS tE A F O O D you. Call now! der to run for the Senate, and the 11 a.m., Gottes. m t. to the earth. disk presentation for a budget Is a.m. wliich could sweep the earth clean ^ f i f e OF total lack of enthuslasqj for euch '2:30 p.m Annual votera meet- Scientists are concerned not only <210 BROAD SI CHOICE VARIETY FREE CONSULTATION \ THE ASSOCIATED PRESS that It is never called upon to re­ a proposlDon on the part of Con- 8t. Ja»(M’ B. C. Church with contamination of the earth The Aaaodated Pren la excluelvaly Area Churches of Highly respected and ^ .u feistute . . sci- . veal anything like the total greaaman-at-Lafge Frank Kowal­ edneaday, 7:30 p.m., Sunday 9 b R . Joim F. Hannon, Pastor but also with organisms from the Always At Your Service For entitled to^ tbe uee ot republlcatlon of % entUU both here and abroad have QuaHty all new* dlapatche* credited to It or amount being taken from the tax­ ski, for Instance, there Is the mood School ataff meeta. Rev. Jamda T. O’Oonnell earth affecting animal and vege­ * MACHINE SHOP SERVICE not other^ae credited In thli paper Rockville Metholdst Church analyzed what they believe arc table life on other places. They e EQUIPMENT and riao the local news pupllahed hera payers and spent by the govern­ and Instinct o f this same Riblcolf Bev. Joseph H. McCann Church of the Nasarene Rev. John D- Began 142 Grove St. sterile meteorltlc specimens which want to be certain that thVilfe e P A R T S (new and rebuilt) M l rights o f republlcatlon o( special himself. have come to us from space. These Seafood O dlepatches herein are also reserved. ment. This Is just any dollar, the We suspect that this Ribicoff 2M Main S t Bev. LaureoM M. Hill, Pastor they find bn other planets IW I not e ACCESSORIES average dollar, and the interest In Bev. C. E. Winslow, Minister Masses at 6, 6, 7, 8, 8, 10:15 and sclentlsU have concluded that the be changed by seeding if with ter­ a SUPPUES 99 r-.\ST CENTER ST. Full aervlce client o f N. E. A. Serv. attitude Is no fixed and constant bacterial cultures which developed 11:30 a.m-. 8:30 a.m.. Church School, Grade restrial micro-organisms. * Du Pont Paint, Supplies 43 OAK ST. ice. Inc. how It Is divided is clinical, and thing, but rather an assortment of from organic material contained TEL. M l 8-5009 Publishers Representatives; The 8:30 a.m., Church School classes th ro u ^ adults. Sterile Procedures Open Snturflnys Until 6 F.M. TE L. M I 9-99S1 Julius Mathews Special Agency — New the presentation beguiles the tax­ a rather large number of variables. deep within the meteorite actually York. Chicago. Detroit and Boston. One of these variables would, for all ages. 8t. Bartholomew** Church 10:50 a.m.. Church School, At this time there appears to payer down this clinical aisle until Buckley School Auditorium originated in organisms coming t<) MBiMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF inevitably, be that of Rlbicoff's 10:30 a.m., Children’s Church Nursery through Grade 3. us from some extraterrestrial be a tremendous premium on the CIRCUDATION8. he has forgotten,' altogether, how emotional reaction to the very and Nursery. Rev. Philip Hussey, Pastor 11 a.ni.. Morning Worship. Ser­ sterilization of equipment to travel mon: "Latin American Journey," source. It the organisms are malev­ HEAT1NO PROBLEMS? Complete HIGH GRADE The HeraldI Printing Company Inc.. much the accumulation of such' tax process of candldatorlal politics It­ 10:46 am .. Worship Service. olent it Is possible that catastroph- through space. To provide the GLASS assumes______no _ financial," reaponslbllity for Masses at 8, 9:15 and 10:30 am . the Rev. Mr. HIU- Call M I 9-8078 or 5II 9-47SS dollars Is doing to hurt. self. One o f the extremes all, poli­ Message by the putor. Theme: Ic results could be visited upon the necessary sterilization scientists * For Auto Windshields typographical errors appearing In ad­ 6 p.m.. Or., and Mrs. Irv^eii Paul vertisements and other reading m atter ticians experience In this regard “We are Debtors.” earth unless an effective decon­ have Investigated the use of ultra­ HEATING s For Store Fronts and Another key to the effectiveness Emanuel Lutheran Church. of the Department of Latin Amer­ MANCHESTER OIL CO. PRINTING in The Manchester Evening Herald. is one of complete distaste and 6 p.m., Youth Services. taminant were developed to Insure sonic vibrations, radiation, dry ROTARY OR nil sizes of windows of the disk presentation 1* that It 7 p.m., Evangeltktlc Service. Rev. C. Henry Anderson, Pastor ica studies at Hartford Seminary heat, chemical disinfectants and INCORPORATED Display advertising closing hours: disgust for all that being a candi­ the sterility of not only the pay- PRESSURE BURNE»S * For Table Tops JOB A N D COMMERCIAL is alw ays' overwhelming and im- date involves. Ribicoff h.is exj^rl- Message by the^pastor. leM oyn e C. Boleman, Intern guest speakers. Dessert and -cof­ dehydration, with effective results. 24-Hour Prompt Service F or Monday—1 p.m. Friday. fee. loads going to the other bodies but CALL US FOR FREE PRINTING F or Tuesday—1 p.m. Monday. answerable. As we look at Presi­ enced this extreme at various Wednesday.- 7:30 p.m.. Prayer also those returning samples of When manned exploration takes OPEN 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. For Wednesday—1 p.m Tuesday. 8 a.m., Divine Worship and Monday, 7:15 p.m.. Prayer and ESTIMATES dent Kennedy's "where It goes' tlme.s. and never so strongly, one and Praise Service. place, the Lockheed scientists in­ FUEL dnd RANOE OIL Prompt and Efficient PrinUng F»r Thursday—1 p.m. Wednesday. Church School. Nursery class for Discussion Group. foreign material to the earth. SA TU R D A Y 8 A..M. to NOON F or Friday—1 p.m. Thursday. would ^ess, as shortly after his WhUe some may think this is ol dicate that the sterilization pro­ -Sales, service and Inetnllatlon I" O f All Kinds disk, fo r instance, we note that 63 three-year olds. Music by the Tuesday, 8 p.m., phurch School F or Saturday—1 p.m. Friday. entry on the Washington scene, academic Interest only, since visit­ cedures will extend to the space on all make burners. FOGARTY BROS. Classified deadline; 10:30 a.m. each cents of the dollar goes for nation­ North Methodist Church Chapel Choir. when his actions and attitude sug­ teachers meeting. suit exteriors and the areas be­ W e Give Top Value Stamps day of publication except Saturday— 300 Parker St. .10:30 a.m.. Divine Worship and Wednesday, . T:S0 p.m., WSCS ing the planets may be more than INCORPORA’TED J. A. WHITE COMMUNITY PRESS 9 am. al defense, international, and space gested. for a time, that he never tween the space vehicle cabin and Good Paint Job Protects Cars Bev. H. Osgood Bennett, .Minister Church School. Music by the meeting. a decade in the future, actually COAL, programs, which are too big and wanted to drag himself toward outside environment. Sterile pro­ 9 EasL Middle Tpke. Saturday, January 20 Emanuel Choir. Nursery for In­ there is considerable talk of re­ MANCHESTER OIL CO. CONNECTICUT COBB In what condition is the palnt'f' GLASS CO. the sawdust part o f the political turning a sample of the lunar sur­ cedures must be devised for as­ too important for any lowly tax­ D and 10:30 a.m., Family W or­ fants at both services. Sermon by SL BettkarSV Church INCORPORATED FUEL OIL, RANGE OIL " Job on your car? There Is no ques­ custom seal covers ^t ready-made 81 Blssell 8t.-^TeI. MI 9-7822 Telephone MI 3-5727 arena again. face to the earth ■within the next tronauts re-entering the space ve­ cover prices. SounUs too good to Hemisphere Harness payer to question or molest, while ship. Sermon; "In Spirit and in Mr. Boleman, "Christian Trans­ 27 St. Bernard’s Ter.. Rockidlle 279 North Main St. SI 9 Broad St— Tel. MI 9-4589 tioning the fact that paint is the The other extreme to wblfh all Truth. " second in a series on few years. If such a sample is hicle and maintaining a sterile air be true but you can have custom 10 cents goes for interest, 6 cents formations.” Bev. Patrick' J, Mahoney, Pastor best protection against the ele­ For a number o f months— ever politicians once blooded are sus­ Christmas and the Command­ 3 p.m.. Annual meeting o f the returned, h a rb ^ n g foreign viru­ lock prior to return to the earth. tailored seal covers that fit to for veterans, 6 cents for health and ceptible Is that ''f not being able lent microbes, ^ then we on the ments. and most cars do stand out perfection for the same price as since, In fact, our own policy heads ments. congregation In Luther Hall. Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 a.m. Scientists are aware they are en­ ABC APPLIANCE welfare, and 8 cents for "all to live without periodically throw­ 9 a.m., Sunday School: Nursery, Wednesday, 7:15 Bible Study earth may be in for rather rough tering a new era in which, for the Call Ml 4-1111 doom during the day. I f the paint ready-made ones and there Is no cleared enough after the Invasion Light Control is getting thin on your car, let PONTIAC other," all of which are either too ing themselves back on the bosom Grades 4 through 12. Hour in the chapel, led by Pastor times. first time, they will l»v o access to comparlsoil between the fit. Why . St. Maurice Church Turnpike Auto Bo<.y Works give fiasco of last spring to permit us of their constituency. The very 10:30 a.m., Sunday School: Nur­ Artderson. Lunar Organisms celestial bodies. They are also FOR REPAIRS, Families Dine at Hob ?^ob not contact Harry Mull, owner of AND REPAIRS Irrevocable or too picayune for any Bolton By Kirsch you an estimate on the co.PA1R8 ON— ing a tortured time of It, trying to 791 Main St. s Custom Window Shades entire fam ily to dine. Dinners are naturally. Fully trained men plus the disk, there has never been any­ pen to think he has gone to this Latin America. Five age groups radiations of various types, or­ the moon is so immediate it is the furnishing of a complete meal to have done. It Is just common served Wedneedsy, Thursday and for small parties held at home; the finest materials Insure you a SALES anJ SERVICE GRILL8. ELRCTRIO IRONS, live within the concept that the particular extreme. He Is a trifle will meet separately: primary, 3 p.m., Public Bible discourse; Sacred Heart Churc-h ganic material was created which hoped that they will evolve an ef­ • Repair * Washing sen.se to enjoy the best when It thing but taxpayer surrender and they will even provide the wait­ paint job that will leave your car TOASTERS, PERCXILATOBS, rest o f our hemisphere must, after more introspective and sophisti­ Jnior, Junior Hi Youth Fellowship, "Why Are There So Many Re­ Rt. SO, Vernon gently floated down to the lunar fective way of isolating men and Friday evenings from 5 to 8. and doesn’t cost you a penny more acceptance of whatever budget Is cated than most political candi­ .surface. In the case of the moon, resses. They have all' the facili­ looking like new. Estimates will be than regular ready-made covers VACUUM CLEANERS, all, make up Its own mind about Senior HI Methodist Youth Fellow­ ligions?” Rev. Ralph Kelly, Pastor machines to insure our earth not what a choice o f food you will find furnished upon request. proposed. It is the great pacifier, dates. But that Is no real guaran­ If the atmosphere lasted for but HNDELL MFG. CO. ties for keeping the food hot. Or-, and what a vast difference there Paul Podge HEATERS, FANS, Castro, and about what to do ship adults. 4:15 p.m., Watchtower magazine being depopulated because of our in this restaurant! For Instance, Possibly your.car needs a touch- SEWING MACHINES well worth, to the government tee that he Ls na( susceptible. It ten million years, about a half­ 485 MIDDLE TPKE., EAST der what you wish. Think o f how is In appearance. study article; "Courageous In the Masses at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. conquest of space. The fact that Wednesday e'venlng ia fam ily night up job and here again It is vital about him. ^ had better be conceded that. If ounce of organic matter per they are aware of these problems Phone M I S-4865 WOODCOCK wonderful it would be to entei-tain If your car is one of,th'a later Pontiac, Inc. spenders, all the taxpayer dollars Community Baptist Church Face of the (Wtorld’s Armageddon" where tlie entire family eats as without any work on your part that scrapes and nicks be fixed so W e know, on one hand, that that the other variables making up his St. Francis of Assisi Church square inch could have come and have brought them into the models, tears or bums -In the up­ 878 Main 8t.— Tel; MI 9-2881 AH work giiorantMd they spend each year having It 680 E. Center St. (Ps. 27:14). B. A PE AR L, Prop. REFRIGERATION CO. much an It wishes of delicious except to set the table! Last de- that rust will not have a chance to Is the only safe and sane way for mood and attitude should happen South Windsor down. open is a gratifying sign. holstery can be taken core of ManohMter, Conn. Wednesday, 8 p.m., Group Bible chidken and spaghetti for Just liveiy of dinner orders -is 6 start. It may look simple to do but drawn. We were going to howl, to­ to conspire that way, he could Rev. Janies F. Glynn Pastor Whether this organic material (Copyright 1962, Genei^ Features quickly and easily for they stock us to carry on toward our own ulti­ Bev. A lex H. Etaeaaer, Minister studies In the Bible aid "Let Your 11.60 per person for adults and o’clock. You can also phone in for It lakes an expert to touch In day, about the unprecedented high even colic to a state of mind In Rev. Raymond R. Yaskauskas gave rise to bacteria is unknown, Corp.) upholstery that will be an exact mate purpose, which would be the Name Be Sanctified" at the fol­ I I for children under 10! "take-out” meals; they will be scrapes and scratches. Turnpike total o f that Kennedy budget. But which ho looked forward to being but if it did then the Impact of Trickraft Ceramict Auto Body Works cover In these duplicate of that In the newer destruction of Castro. We want 8:30 a-m.. Church School fo r all lowing service centers: 287 Oak­ For those who have not an yet ready arty time you specify. Why CUNLIFFE a candidate again 'with a sense of Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10:15 and 11:30 meteorltic particles would have places, al.so touch up areas where models. DON WILLIS we stumbled over the disks, and ages. land St., 20 Marble St.,- 18 Cham­ covered the organic material to St. George’s Episoopal Church and Supplieg IJUutuLRirit-QUA, become acquainted with the won­ not be the hostess who enjoys her him gone, but we know It would life and idbrancy. 10:30 a.m.. Morning Worship. a.m. Route 44A, Bolton the paint la thin, and when the No matter what your upholstery we were lost. bers St., and 613 Main St.. Man- prevent its destruction either by WHOLESALE — RETAIL derful dinner menus available at party as much as do the- guests be best for us to seem to be merely The most Important single vari­ Sermon: "The Cost of Dlsclple- chostet, also French Rd., Bolton. Rev. Edward W. Johnson, Vicar by letting the Hob Nob Restau job is finished you simply cannot requirements, the same careful at­ MOTOR SALES able in the Ribicoff situation would temperature or radiation. If this the Hob Nob Restaurant, here is GARAGE helping our neighbors get rid of shlp," by the Rav. Mr. Elseaeer. Friday at the ipngdom Hall: United Methodist Church o f Bolton rant provide the food. Phone them delect where the work was done. tention to every Job is yours. (i»r E X PE R T AUTO BODY and remain, we would say, that of the Bt. 44A and South ikl. premise is correct, then there la Rt. 82, 1 Mile Above Mnnitield 250 TOLLAND ST. a sample of the wide choice for rugs can be (Itled at moderate Kennedy And The Women Classes will be held in Fellow­ 7:25 p.m., Thobcratlc Ministry 8 a.m.. H oly Communion. Friday- evening (the dinner menu for further details and esllmate.i Few people realize that new car* FENDER REP AIM him. I- climate of Washington. Rev. Carlton T. Daley, Minister a possibility that organism* are Drlve-In On Left prices also. Estimates are fur­ 18 Main S t, Tel. M I 9-4531 ship Hall during the church aerv- Sdhool. 10:15 a.m„ Holy Communion EAST HARTFORD changes daily); Broiled halibut on this service. often have scratches received dur­ .But, although we know this on Another big group of thoM If, We would say, he maintains* present Just below the lunar sur­ nished upon request. ioe for children in Grades 1, 3 and 8:30 p.m., Service Meeting, and Church School. Lessons All Ceramic Tech­ steak, broiled Block Island an’ord- ing transportation. When Manches­ E N A M E L and LACQUER American women who are so un­ a sense o f success and accom­ 8:30 a.m.. Service of Holy Com­ face which could, if brought to the BU 9-6333 ter car dealers run Into this situa­ For cars that have been in an SpBcializing In one policy hand, on the other we 3. ■theme: “Press on to Maturity by 5:30 p.m.. Annual Parish Meet­ fieh, tender fried scallops. Ipswich REFINISHINOH plishment in his present .Washing­ munion. earth, represent a serious peril niques. Modeling and Sculptur­ tion they call upon Turnpljte Auto accident, depend upon the fine find It almost Impossible to tol­ patriotic as to oppose nuclear fa ll­ 4:15 p.m.. Senior High and Jun­ Pioneering." ing. Power and Hand Tools clams, lobster meat sauted, baked ton position, if, we would say, 9:30 a.m., (ihurch School for all to mankind. ing. Phone H A 3-0648. WAXES to Discuss Body Works to take care of such body work done at Turnpike Auto REASONABLE PRICES BRAKE SERVICE erate the possibility that our out was down picketing the ior Hig^ Baptist Youth Fellowship Day's text: Phil. 1:27. Thursday, 10 a.m.. H oly Com­ Painting nod Decorating Tools stuffed idirimp, Jumix> fried shrimp,' there is as much as a single word departments. Scientists at the Lockheed Mis­ jobs and you simply cannot ask Body Works. They literally turn I FREE ESTIMATES will meet at the church to go to munion. Garden and Land Tools Broiled stuffed lobster, broiled half neighbors may not see Castro as White House the other day. and of positive appraisal and apprecia­ 9:30 and 11 a.m., Morning W or­ sile and Space Division have ad­ Ask About Our Hobby Discount ]N^ew Club Project for a finer recomniendatlon than wrecks Into cars that look un-1 Front End ANg^ment West Hartford for Youth Choir Baby, Household, Party native chicken, chopped sirloin RT. 88—VERNON, CONN. the total evil he Is, or may not the President was holding a news tion for his services from Presi­ Church o f Christ ship. Sermon: "Jesus Christ Is vocated a five-year study of that. scathed, and at really reasonable Festival. OPEN DAILY 1 to 9 PM. and Banquet Supplies steak, sauteed tenderloin' tips au Manchester WATES will meet Just Above the Traffic Circle dent Kennedy, then we doubt that Orange HaH, E. Center- St. Lord o f the Voice." Nursery. .. biological decontamination tech­ Shiny new paint job on your price*. You can safely drive a car achieve early unity In condenrmlng conference that same afternoon. 7 p.m.. School o f Evangelism, Invalid Needs sherry,' aia:ling steak maitre de, Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the Italian Rnpoir Work any amoiuit of Connecticut per­ Eugene Brewer, Minister 7 p.m.. Senior Methodist Youth niques, with the end product to be OPEN SUNDAYS 1 to 5 PM. car will certainly Improve It.s ap­ that has been badly damaged TE L. M I 8-0016 him. So we keep sending our That made It almost automatic continuing the study of "The Bible petite fillet mtgnon. The choice of American Club on Eldrldge St. suasion or pressure could Inveigle Calls for Action,” by George Fellowship. the construction o f effective units MAH pearance, but how about the ap­ when Turnpike Auto Body Work* neighbors memorandums about that, once again, the President 8:45 a.m., Bible Classes. entrees is wide and the soups are Members will discuss the "cam him back to the campaign trail. Younger. of decontamination equipment. dollar" project for the club treas pearance of the Interior once you get flnl*heorta Next to Entrance to State than moments in which he con­ .Junior choir. Nursery and kinder­ Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Fri­ ed as we all are of the possibility 9:30 a.m.. Morning Worship. Resurrection coffee and pastry for a mid-mom- 7:06 Keyboard KlnRpini Theater to any sympathy for Castro's lies siders taking it, and that the great garten in the Children's Chapel. day, Saturday, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.; TRINITY 7:15 (’nrorm With Finest Kaeilltic* Nursery for small children. Our Only Text Book— ing pick up? to Communism. They do object to of a nuclear war. balance o f his present thinking Is Classes follow thU service. Thursday, 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. 7:3u Alonlfor 10:45 a.m.. Church School. ■ The Bihle COVENANT CHURCH - Mark K ravitz is president and 10:30 JuRt Jazs "They talked this morning to against, not for, his own potential 11 a.m., Morning Prayer with "L ife " will be the subject of the 5 to 7 p.m.. School o f Missions, MODERN i r 15 HiHiru Hnal anybody's Intervention by force, Evangelists— Miss H. Scherb (Formerly Covenant owner of the Hob Nob Restaurant candidacy. But he is a variable; sermon by the Rev. Mr. Nostrand; Lesson-Sermon for Sunday, Jan. WRECKER 11:30 SiarliiElit 8#r#nada anywhere, and they think Ihat ^ lr . Fisher, who is deputy director at Windsorville. and Miss J. Ford Congregattonnl) and Bernard J. Hickey is the 1 00 Rian-off the main pressure upon him will Senior choir. Babysitting nursery 2 1. Tuesday, 7:30 p.m„ Commission k A Upholstery VIC’S PIZZA SHOP might be the sequel to any formal | ottv Disarmament Agency. We The Golden Text is from John You Are Welcome Admlaslon PYee f T V SERVICE treasurer. Both men are particu­ nWHAY—tio be a constant. He may have mo­ in the Children's Chapel. on Missions at parsonage. SERVICE P AND I V I Shops 405 CENTER ST. larly proud, and rightfuliy so, of l;0U Club 153 \V. Middle Turnpike resolution which went too far in stressect, the effoi t we were going ments in which he docs not know 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer with In- 17; 3. Wednesday. 7:30 p.m.. District Scriptural selection w ill Include the fine cuisine- and courteous 4:00 Sound fiuaa RE-rrilOLSTERING 1‘hono M I 9-3700 condemning Castro. And they do to put IntoSithe disarmament con­ what he wants. No such irresolu­ slruction following. Boys' choir. Survey review commission at par­ Comer of Griswold St. 7:30 Baiurdar Nljcht Dane# Party Plsams 40; 8. service. Women, particularly, will 8:00 Nijtht Flight ference coming up in March. tion is likely Inside the strategy Daily 7 p.m., Evening Prayer sonage. • .Modem Furniture question where. If all hemisphere Correlative passages from "Scl t BL. M l 8-2205 be interested to know that they P and M Upholsters Everything 12 on NrwB Hlgn Off PIZZA except Monday, Jan. 22. Evening Thursday, 7:30 p.m., Bible study and Antiques ties and associations are refused "I saw the ladies myself for drafting him. ence and Health with Key to the can enjoy prscttcally any kind o f Now that the holidays are over,’*’ WPOP—UUhs^ Prayer will be at 7:30 following at parsonE(ge.' SPAGHEHI (through the window 1 I recog­ Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy, and any scratches or scrapes are l.iRj Newi a Store Stool* and Booths him, where Castro Is supposed to parish dinner and preceding an­ Saturday, Methodist Youth Fel­ Will The World End On MOTOROLA salad at noontime— they make how about having some of your 1:10 Ixju Terri them to suit yolir p a rtic le taste. touched up and covered in.. For a Cintom Furniture RAVIOLI turn. If not to Communism. nized wh.Y they were here. There nual parish meeting at 8. include p. 184: 12. lowship trip to Boston. furniture put into perfect shape 2.00 Conn Ballroom A Thought for Today The Lions Club meets here the filling, you may choose new foam 6:00 Newa WeathaM^ were a great number of them. It Wednesday. 10 a.m.. Midweek SALES (Md SERVICE Slip Covers and Draperies OPEN DAILY I t rather looks as if, should we first and third Tuesdays o f each again? The P and M Upholstery nibber, cotton or springs for the 6:16 Conn Ballronro Sponsored by the Manchester celebration of the Holy Com­ Calvary Oiurch Ttnion Congregational CSinrch Feb, 4th As Some Predict? 7:00 Bob Scott X. .Made to Order Insist on too strong a re.solullon at was in the rain. I understood what month. Please remember that the Shop, 203 N. Main Bt. owned by cushions. The foam rubber is 7:.'I0 A.M. to 11:00 P.M. _ Council of Churches munion. (Assemblies of God) Rockville We Service all makes ol TV, 7:30 Newa. Weathtr Hrier'tlon of .Materials they were attempting to say and, Hob Nob ia closed on Sundays. manufactured by Goodyear f6r Mr. 9:00 Ray Somera .SUNDAY.S this conference, we would wind up 846 E. Middle Tpke. Rev. Paul J. Bowman, Pastor Radio and PhoBogiaphs Max I. Plrog. does a particularly Manchester Green Are you cntertninlng ? The Hob Pirog has found that this Is the 11:00 Nawr raEF. ESTI.MATES with a split hemisphere verdict, therefore, I considered that their I would like to bring a few time­ fine upliolatering Job for most rea­ 11:10 Ray Bonirra 4 l*.M. to 10::i0.P.M, The Salvation Army Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson, Pastor Nob Restaurant will make up best available. I 00 D^l Raycaa 208 N. .Main St., Manrhestar message was received.' ly thought.s from the Holy Scrip- 9:30 a.m.. Church School for sonable prices. You can entrust which would be almo.st as much of 661 Main St. The Answer Is NO! platters of cold; cuts and canapM Custom made furniture is a spe­ WINP--12M MI 9-6324 CLOSED MONDAYS And that was that-no que.s-ithat would prove a ble.ssing Grades 5 through high school. your roost cherished pieces to Mr. a setback for us as for Castro, and .MaJ. E. Walter Lamie 9:45 a.m., Sunday School with and 'deliver them locally. Think cialty of the P and M Upholstery 1:00 CBS Newf to mankind If heeded. 10:40 a.m., CSiurch School fo r in­ Plrog for his background in the which would, therefore, perhaps Honing of.their motivation, no in­ Offleer In Charge cluses for all ages. DUCOandDULliXREHNISHING The how easy it will be to have re- Shop. Cushions are made to order 1:1U CBS-U b Naw There was one great question fants through grade 4. HOB NOB upholstering business goes back 1; 15 Rill*wean* of UUalO ____ — l i a.m., Worship with the Rev, HEAR THE SCRIPTURAL REASONS FOR RESTAURANT freshments delivered, all ready to and they also tailor cushions for 2:00 CBS Newt tempt us, after the conference, to ference that some o f them might asked. "W hat shall it profit a man 10:45 a.m., Morning Worship. over 25 year*.’During this time he 9:30 a.m., Sunday School for all John Zanella in charge. Guest serve and w;hat m wonderful vari­ outdoor furniture—to—exact—ape- rrlu ClMM^fTTnt to-Traral he the tools of soitiebody else, no if he gain the whole world and Sermon topic: “I've Got Fialth— 166 MIDDLE TURNPIKE, WEST has upholstered every.thing from 2:16 Hhowcata ot Miialc Blip out o f the hemisphere harness ages, speaker, the Rev. Ben Mazurek.of THIS CONCLUSION SUNDAY EVENINO, TEMPTINO FOOD ety to ehoooe from. They will ciflcatlons. lose his own soul?” Mark 8:36. MANCHESTER furniture to walls to kitchen nooks. 2:35 l,«oal News and Showcase Berube's Ostrinsky and proceed unilaterally again; as quarrel with their right to express 10:45 a.m.. Holiness service. Hartford. ^ But!’’, the Rev. Mr. Bowman COURTEOUSLY SEBVEB Should you wish a leather rhair. 3:00 NrWB ^ Another question; “ How shall we preaching. Installation of new offi­ He ha* worked for both w-holesale TYPEWRITER SERVICE we did last April. their feelings, and no departure Special band and Songster music.' 7 p.m., Gospel Service the Rev, JANUARY 21, 19S2 AT Hsssrwuu s.- Buslnesaaaen's Lancheoa this can be yours at the P and M 3:lu Bhowcaso of Music c.si-ape if we neglect so great a sal­ Sermon by Maj. Lamie. cers and ordination of deacons. and retail companies. About three Upholatery Shop. They will be 3:35 lyK:ni News and Hhowcaaa 479 Middle Tpke. E. DEALER IN WASTE In short, we stispecl that the from an attitude of complete re­ vation.” Hcb. 2:3. And mark you Mr. Mazurek, speaker. Served Dally 12 aoo* t* 2 p m 4:owcaaa 7 p.m., Evangelistic service. plaatic closely resembles leather. 6:60 Bports 8|>eclal L. C. SMI’n iS Ete. be for It to avoid a showdown. ' There need be little question that viding it. and it cost a great price Wedaeadny Nite Is Family NH* P and M Upholstery Shop is open Music by Band and Songsters. " BockvlUe Baptist Ohurcli MAJOR E. WALTER LAMIE, Speaker WINES All plastic.at P and M Upholstery 6:00 CBS News PAPER such a civilized attitude gave the for the Son of God to die that aw­ Local Churches from 10:80 n.m. to 9 p.m. dally ex­ 6:10 Wall Street Report W e Handle Stationery Along Sermon by Maj. Lamie. . 69 Union St. Manchester Shopping Pnrhnda Shop Is of a heavier grade than iw- 6:1b Bhowcane of Music ful death ot agony on Ihe cross, cept on Saturdays when it closes With Offlee Machine Supplies benefit of the doubt, to some char­ Bev. Wldthrop W. FmnsworUi Read Herald Advs. ' W est Middle Tpke.— M I S-gTSS ually found, and has a backing. 6:30 CBS—Kuropean Diary The Fiscal Placebo and shed His precious blood that Concordia Lutheran Church BEER at 6 p.m. I f these hours do not fit 6:66 Phil Rizziito Aporta Your .Mall List As Desired RAGS and IRON acters in the crowd, on whom one This Insures much longer wear. sinners of Adam's race might be Trinity Covenant Church 40 Pitkin St. TEL. MI 9-MffT into your schedule o f free time, 7:00 CBS News I t was back in the depression 9:30 a.m.. Church school with Kitchen sets, dinette sets and other 7:10 Showcase and Newa 7.31 PARKER ST J. Edgar Hoover might well have cleansed from their every sin- (Formerly Covenant Cong.) Rev. Paul C. Knlser, Pastor FREE IMEUVEBT call them at M I 9-6324 and they A . J. BERUBE, Prop. classes for all agvs, nursery plastic furniture can be kept spot­ 7:65 CBS News and Sypria Tel. MI 3-5735 or .MI 8-!5876 yeiars, we think, when there was a file. But we do not think there There is only one way of God's Spruce 8t- nenr E. Center wrill Ims happy to make an appoint­ CBS—The World Toniftht .Ml 9-3477— .MI 8-6812 Rev. K. EJnnr Bask, Pastor 9 n,m.. Holy Communion, Church through adults. ment at a more convenient time. less with a whisk of a damp cloth :15 Showcase of Jaxi some momentary illusion that peo was, then, or ever has been, as salvation, and mark you it’s not STOP AT HAUJMARK PHARMACY 10:00 Showcase and News School and nursery. U a.m.. Morning Worship. Ser­ If you linve really good furni­ and they are so attractive you will pie really cared what taxes they much risk in that direction as joining a church, or a denomtna- VICHI'S enjoy using this long wearing plas­ 12:16 SIgTK.ff ^ tiom or doing good works of any 9:30 a.m., Sunday School with 10:30 a.m.. The Service, Church mon topic, "The Great Comman­ SUNDAY. FOR YOUR FAVORTTE ture there is no necessity of dis­ «r h * n H’a N m * « • paid and what their governments there has been and is In the oppo­ class for every age group, kinder­ School and nursery. der.” Nursery for Infant* during » PACKAGE STORE carding It. Just because the up­ tic covering for your furniture. kind to merit God's salvation, NEWSPAPER Slip covers and draperies add Dropontn Idle More spent money for, that some public site direction— the risk both Presi­ garten through adult. 4 p.m.. Pastor’s Class. Worship hour. M B I8SE LL ST.- holstery hiia become shabby or the j "Salvation is in the Lord Jesus ENJOY OUR FAMOUS much to any room; they bring In relations genius Invented the thing dents Eisenhower and Kennedy Christ and none other. Neither is 10:30 a.m., Churchtime Nursery 7 p.m.. Adult Bible Class. 7:30 p.m.. Evening Gospel Hour. firin g s have started to sag. Good for children under third grade. Message, "The Christian In Dan- SUNDAY IREAKFAST 0 0 furniture deserves to be repaired new color and warmth and slip Chicago — One of the biggest called the ’’budget dollar.” have fought against consistently, there .salvation in any other, for Thursday 10 a.m., Conversion df covers are a wonderful protection problems In education today is th* there l.s none other name under 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship "A St. Paiil Morning Office. Ser." ______and P and H Upliolitery-Shop can , This, is a picture of a round, That would be the risk of hav­ Constant Faith." fix furniture so that it looks like for the furniture. You can get dropouts — pupil* who quit high heaven given among men where­ JACKIE'S SPECIAL beautifully tailored slip cover* school before graduation, 'Authorl- milled disk, tviUi a dollar sign in ing it established as a public con­ 7 p.m.. Evening Service a 80 South Methodist Church TaloottvUle OongregstloBal Church Nat lot H. . . Ii cam I* MM * a » * l im a "Suburbia new and w ill wear Just as long and by we must, be saved." Act 4:12. aasrtlM « efisiT. . . «Mt tMH?. . . m li 6i HT and draperies, all custom fitted Ue* estimate that 12,000,000 Its middle, and with a number of minute film. "S h a d o w jf the Boom­ Rev. Lawrence F. Almond Rev. Robert K . Shlmodn, Minister 3 Eggs, 5 Strips Bacon, oa well as any new furniture you cept th a t'it Is impossible to be a Ephesians 2:8-9. "For by grace at P and M Upholstery 8hop.'41iey about one third of the total num- erang,'' will be showilF Admission Rev. Percy M. Spurrier can purchase. I ■ radii dividing the circle into vari­ loyal American and be for peace are ye saved through faith: and Home Fries, Coffee. have a wonderful selection of l>er In high school* between now is free. A Billy Graham Evangelis­ 10:45 s-m.. Nursery opens. Today" Here are soma of the aervlce* ous peimy segments which, taken that not of yourselves; it is the M inisters. and 1970—will drop out. Dropouts too. So far, during the Kennedy tic film. 11 a.m.. Morning Worship serv­ THB MAQABNE OF rendered at the P and M Uphol­ materials and the price range is gift of God; not of works, lest so wide that you will be certain to have twice the unemployment rate togother, have always added up to administration, all .kinds of people any man should ooast." Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Midweek 9 and 10:45 aniM Morning Wor­ ice and Sunday School. Sermon, E A J c J i t i ^ PAINT (X) rU U M A S n P L B Q M stery Shop when a piece of furni­ 100, although we still live, for the Service of Bible study and prayer. ship, Sermon by the Rev. Mr. A l­ “Our Sundays and' Our Feverish ture is taicen there. Chair or sofa find Just what you want at the of graduate*. ZSC have been picketing the White Let us never forget to neglect A MONTHLY FKATUBB OF price you wish to pay. Why not mond entitle "A Song at Mid- Pace." Greeters are Mr. and Mrs. 723 MAIN S T , MANCHESTER—PHONE MI 9^501 frames are tightened and re-glued, day when they do not. House, with one version or another God's great salvation, and put it HALLMARK PHARMACY TODB BOMBXOWir DAILT let Pond M Upholatery Shop make Interfacing Secrets Gospel BsU n l^t.” Sacrament 05 Baptism. Richard Scranton. Ushers are if necessary. New springa are put A s the governmental spenders off for a more convenient season. MBWCTAPBB your draperies and slip covers? Select Interfacing* with as much of being for peace and against the 415 Center St. 8 and 10:45 a.m.. Church School BVeemont Wilson and Victor BUY THE PAINT THAT'S WORTH THE WORK ia If they are Ipo far gone, other- It will spell Judgment for all TTie prices are evry reasonable and care as the garment material Itself. grew more sophisticated In the use bomb. And, from inside that White for huraery through Grade 9. Stoetsner. Altsr car* by Mrs. "YOUR PRESCRIPTION STORT* they are re-tied. A t P and eternity. WEST MIDDLE TPKE. AT BROAD STREET AattrlfRHtPr you will he partieularly pleased It muat be a* waahabl* as the gar­ MonehMftr Moving of the disk, they began to use not 10:30 n.m., BreadUhg of Brendi 10:45 a.m.. Church School for Robert Kingsbury. M esily an eight-knot Ue is used House, there has never come any Behold now is the accepted time. N K X T TO “ flnrOP aad SHOP" with th* result*. Call or atop over ment Itself, and aulUbis in weight 13:15 pjn., Sunday SehooL senior high. 7 p.m., Senior and Junior pUfrim for this is the very heat and It and Tnieking Co. merely one, but two of them for questioning of their sincerity, Behold now Is the day of salva­ and look at the samples on dls- to th* amount of sUffneas or soCt-| T- pja.. Gospel maatlng. 5 p.m., Touth choir fsstival, fsUosvships wlU meet together to m;:i# paints ilEttntittg fftraUl pranttcoUy double* th* atrength. each budget their riflit to their viewt, or their tion. opm Tuj. 10 PM—Ml %m\ I thayrou wont. Bubmlttad bjr Tuesdsy, 8 pjn.. Prayer meettag. Ftant Chureh of Christ. W « t Hart' hear Francis Kooto, after a brM AB work la don* on th* premia** pi*y* One- disk ^ o w e d the cuylous right to mak* a display of them- James W. McA^ms Friday, 8 p.m., Bible study. ford. Th* Touth Fellowship Choir busl|||(U meeting. \ ■ t V ■■i

if . • fAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 1962 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTE|t, CONN., SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 1962 PAGE SEVEN BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLB DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE TH S N . HERE VA VOU C A L L Q U IT k ic k i n '! l a s t w e e k O lV E M E T H tS IT WAS AN AP FER The WOMSWITH AVIBW AWOOM A VIEW n iL % l OF THE ARE «« WITH A WOOM' TELC^ OM-^ r ta 'PiiwIoMi Herald Angle eak of Catholic Snapped by Rockville, 67-45 HUNKyoFj a.N D e,L crs— YMAflOUTTMAT CAPT < OkRS- ^ Europeon Nation COMES-THAT BIS, fiMANDYiMFF APTAllil f J FULl By EARL YOST OFFEHOFS WIND, AND H E LL HENAeaififtyaooviNi THRyWS ACMM TWlMVMMl SACK VOU INTO A OOPNCK TH* H0US» COINS TOR j 0 E 6 M TTC CyClKME CBUAR < UtUe Johnny Pesky, who gave Putz Scores A N ' m K UKTILW W P EAR S m m ^ VnBtt V ' pwffwfdiflRi WHENMBSrARTdTD 'VO the Boston Red Sox sotne pretty NILT.''--»HETtWPPBI> rui loss.'i ^^pri«»NgWM jd^rtO M good nhortitopping for nearly a de­ am Surprises Indians^ 50-48 i m KIGMT a n ' GAFFBJ/'lSSLri^i iv 'iMTVRESTf cade, ie called Needienose by those 27, Marlello s o m o c h « i$ T 6 st h —<«s / • oaUoiili^S^.unih m aking up the 1862 Boston Red IOOSENEO a n ' CLIOCEd)) sack, ItMWakii. ISTnnicleal pilot ISAraMdSaat MI>a^ Sox W inter CaraVon. The g;uy liShown contraction who tackHd the name on Pesky, 21 in Victory ISImbiM 21 French—^ Bill Monbouquette, Is known as "V Radiof TV Log U'Joho (Gadie) Last S e c o n d New York AC « tug w »>— j 17 Prepwiitioo 33 l^brieaton' ____. Captain Hook. Both Pesky and All good things must even­ TAL VA F«A lOCoBtiinia- 2SNitiTo metab 8 3 Doetan'aidM 89neia«h0 Mohbo, naturally, have polirted Today— MDOr 2 8 Poae« 33Atiaof^ia« 'taJHx) noses...Pesky, at 42. U ready and Basket Wins tually come to an end and th at 22Paatt7' 28 Stead; mcnllr 84 Bridge holding dlW agm ~ r .__ Plan in Mile 1:30—Inside Sports, was the story on—the nine- Af.LY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN willing to jump Into Boston as Channel 8. 2 3 ltoinlih]ar S in ie ra 25 bland in Near ddCoRdahtomdCoRdihl manager of the Red Sox the min­ game winning streak for East .AOOme AN* 6RA8C? 24 lb -----an bbihplaei «t York bey 2:30—Pistons vs. YVarrlors, ^ OKAiCCWK WE'IX eaUad'poUu PMartba 96 Weird 4 « S r ute owner Tom Yawkey decides to :^CIL Meeting Channels 22, 30. Catholic High’s previously un­ SURE m FEED \OU. X ARE M3U OUTA YES. AND rKNOW, X AN' HNO 47 Water bifriar make a change.. .Incumbent man­ Race Misfires lietE'S A TOT OF SO l» \ YOUR HEAP? ON WOMEN, FOOKY. SHE'S 1 SOMrrMING 3 6 Gooaa'f Dolia Hennit 3 7 Foaot 4:30—Rare of Week, defeated basketball team yes­ 37Exift ager, Mike Higgins, is Yawkcy'.s Channel S. JUST OFF TH' FIRE, F a A DIET UKE TOO! , SOT SUMPIN J SUBSTANTIAL 28 French aodat 1 z 3 4 . 5 6 7 1 1 10 favorite "son.” Pesky has served B y f r a n k C L IN E terday. The locals were snowed O F NICE, NOURISHINC ) THAT A MAN T H B R E .'y ^ ON WHICH TO dance New York MPl—Was It the 5—Crosby Golf, Channel 8. under by a flred-up Rockville ACORNS AND SRABS . / CAN PROF DEAPl six years as a minor league man­ If Manchester'\Higrh’8 bas­ 5—All-Star Golf, PINE.' 2 9 W ei|^0(IndU 11 12 13 ager. He’ll handle the Seattle old double-x? freshman quintet, 67-45, at the SOHaUl ketball team fails wT win the Or did 125-pound Johiiny Channels 22. SO. Rockville High gym. 31 Sodal iaieeU 14 l< entry. In tlie Pacific Coast • League 10—Pro Boxing, this season.. .Three of the five necessary 60 per cenXof its ICopil's enthusiasm run aaay EJarller in the campaign the S3 Air raid alanof with him? Channel 8- 38 0 itrielwi 16 il it active Boston Red Sox players games and gain a berth iRthe Rams’ Frosh had been one of East 3 7 S«Hnie I who were in Hartford for Thurs­ Whatever happened, the New Cntliolic'a nine victims as the Class A Tournament n ^ York Athletic Club was In a Sunday— _ MAY­ 38 Harden! Ht day’s luncheon open to the public, Eagles made a fantastic ran down l'^O 40 None godden 1 • month, it may well look back ,^tizzy today over the antics of 2:30—Sports Speetarillar, the stretch to catch Rockville and BE HE'LL 41 Adriatic wind Bill Monbouquette, Tracy Stallard to last night's 50-48 loss to Wind­ Trark, Channel 8. TELL ALL z4 25 and Don Schwall, all pitchers, are of its milers. beat tliem In the final seconds tn 42 Bunneic write ham in Willimantic as the major ^d the three milers? They 4— Golf. Channel 3 December. That was Rockville’s ABCJUnr* 4SPauatd a bachelors. 4 SUnrntDa(I stumbling block. prob^y are sore at each oth 5— Crosby Golf, Channel 8. only defeat and they have bewi •o.‘ * * * 4 8 HeUnin, anoB 29 In a lot less time than it taxes er. tlhlrsting for revenge ever since add neon, lor "Ed Wojolk I knew well at Notre to tell about it, the Indians saw a It all Happened at the Met­ InRtnnro TAKEN FOR RIDE which they more than satisfied yee- i-ao H 32 34 36 Dame,” Carl Vastnemskl told me ball game seemingly won slip from ropolitan AAU Senior Track Minnil. Fla. — (NEA) — Junked terday. CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 4 9 Kindof boHet over the luncheon table at the and Field Championships last e tESt H WEA tM. m. S^ W«. NA 0* SOWonna their grasp with the decisive hoop automobiles are taken to spots off Too big and too rough under the 61 Prayer eodIii(i T 37 U" Ststler. "He was an excellent ifestling through the hoop tn Uie night won by trta New York Florida. They ar weighted with boards about describes the way DOWN E student,” the Red Sox outfielder final second. Almost blown right AC, with seven victories In 14 concrete and sunk. They attract Coach Joe->Ca.scllos Rams took PRIS(’IM,A’S POP BY AL VERMEER 41 recalled.” I didn't know that he out of the Case Gym at the start events, good for 51 pMnts. IGenuiol ■ i marine life and fish. JIM MARTELLO charge early and never trailed the YES. I'M DYING- W E L L ? cottledihea 43 44 4B lived so close to Hartford or I by the speedy Whippets who were Coach Joe McCluskeySmd it rest of the way. Bast Catholic got TO HEAR WHAT> W HAT DID . , "HOW . , 3 Wandering would have given him a call,” be ag fast as their nickname indicates planned that Kopil, Ed Mbi;an more than one shot atia time at A N E W B E R N A R D SPrener ? r 'ii ' added. Wojclk, one of Manches­ and as many as nine points down and Pete Close, his three m the hoop with the rugged Rams WAIR-CX5. W IL L S A Y / X- 4 Honth(abJ ter Hlgh’S'lMMt baseball players in midway through the third quarter, ers, would wind up in a deadX, many times staying in there for \ 6 Before ST ki' the past 26 years, captained the the Indians apparently won it and heat lor first. Instead, Kopil, MRS. BOTTSFJ eKlnddlcbpd Bright Spot for Hawks two and thj-ee attem pts. Rangy HOW C M IC /t / JB Irish in his senior year at Notre then lost the game in the last eight a 26-year-old high school teach­ Bud Van Oudenhouve was Rock­ Dame. A catcher, he signed a seconds of play. er from Jersey City, sprinted ville's big reliounder being credited bonus Mntraot with the Chicago in the last 100 yard.s and won with 20. White Sox oragnlzatlon but was CCIL STANDINGS in 4:13.4. In Dismal Year--Pettit Never Let Up sidelined with a knee Injury most W. L. Pet. "Gosh," said Kopil, "you'd Rockville atepi>ed out into a 16- S H O R T R IB S BY FRANK O^BAI of last season. Wojclk has been think I double-crossed them. Bristol Elastern . ...1 0 0 1.000 New York (/P)—One of the few bright spots, perhap.s the 10 first quarter advantage and playing basketball this season Bristol Central . . . . 9 1 .900 The deal was that we were to doubled the spread between the with Oreen Manor In the Farming- MANCHESTER ,... 6 4 .600 finish in a triple dead heat If only one, in a dismal year for the St. IajuIs Hawks, has beeil VD LIKE H ) s e e two teams to lead 36-18 at half­ ton Valley Leagne. Wethersfield ...... 5 5 .500 the three of us knocked out the inspired play of Bob Pettit. The balding, 6-foot-9 corner­ time. George Putz, who paced all A SQ )^1 HRCWRU6SJ • • « P latt . . . ; ...... 4 5 .444 Jim m y Brown of NYU. man, No. 4 man on the all-time list of National Basketball scorers with 27 tallies, had 20 in Although he can look back on M aloney...... 4 6 .400 "But If Brown set a fast GIGANTIC VICTORY—Linda Meyers stunned Euro­ As.soclatlon .scorers. Is playing the first half aa he continually at least 25 years as a volleyball P latt ...... 3 7 .300 three-quarters pace, we were pean skiing circles Bv winning the giant slalom at the some of the best ball of his eight broke tlie Bugles' pressing defense ■'aai9^ player. FYank (SnlU) Mordavsky Conard ...... 2 8 .200 to go all out, every man for year profesalonnl career this sea­ to get in for easy hoops. -The high U B. Pst Mf. ____ f mT t, >!«, Im. Windham ...... 2 9 .182 himself. Well, Brown hit the International Ladies’^^ournam ent at Grmdelwald, has lost little of his finesse as .a Switzerland. The slender ^Mammoth Lakes, Calif., girl is son while the once-proud Hawks Tiger Favored scoring Tom MePartiand of the splker and with an all important three quarters in 3:09.2, so I have collapsed. lu-sei's failed to notch one basket. BONNIE BY JOE CAMPmol.L setup man setting the ball up, still With the score deadlocked 48-aII went." headed for the World Chamnionships at Zakopane, Po­ Pettit, who sometimes is an In­ and the bail In their possession Then came a comic-opera I'he host club, with Jim Martello I'M & L A O y o u SOUND LIKE YOU I \ m iK D TO GO OUT holds forth as the No. 1 splker In land, in February. terim coach when the Hawks are In TV Fight who tallied 21 points taking over Manchester. Mordavaky’s exhibi­ after both sides had missed sever­ sequence. between mentors (they've changed YOU'RE HOMEJ TBVIMO DA IN THE dNOW- I 7RIMD al opportunities, the Indians fran­ The astonished Moran, see­ most of the scoring burden In the DAD. NWJM TO 6LIPE ON THE WAYED tion In Eaat Hartford—^with Red seven times in as many years) Is second half, rolled to a 53-26 third Hadden setting up—earlier this tically called a time out with 33 ing Kopil pass him, shouted: averaging about 30 points a game Against Cuban V/0 U L(?N 'T FLOOR-I TWKO- seconds left. When plsy resumed "Walt for Close." quarter advantage. With Bill Troy L E T M E D O cQ week was near perfection. The and ranks among the leaders in re­ scoring 11 of his 15 points in the North End assistant fire chief per­ the Red and White' played carefully Then- McCluakey, seeing bounds. V ANYTHING trying to set up the final shot. Co- the way things were going, Rangers Ti^umph, Miami Beach, Fla. (fll — Dick final period, East Catholic mads a forms with the Civitan Club in the Had it not been for him, the 1 A L L DAY,' Captain Bill Andrulot drove around almost has apoplexy on the Tiger, the British Empire champion slim comeback but the super- Rec American Volleyball League.. Hawks, five-time Western Division from Nigeria, and Klorentlno Fer­ chai'gcd Rockville team refused to • tw ip ML u i nip 0* nm m his man and scored an apparent sidelines, screaming at Kopil: champions, well could be worse Nice to report progress made by layup with eight seconds to go but "Slow down, slow down, nandez, the former Cuban, clash to­ be denied and never let the visitors former coaches. Howard Brown, than their fourtli place standing. get really close again. ONEMOMEfir, Andy was detected traveling on Uie slow down." The old pro pulled them through night In a 10-roimd m iddle- former Springfield College athlete play and the basket wag nullified. When It was all over, there Top Berlin, 71-35 welglit fight with Tiger a shade the East Catholtc’5 next game with MADAM. and Manchester Recreation De­ to a rare victory over Chicago last the Glastonbury Frosh, originally Putting the ball in play-from un­ Was no doubt that Moran was night, hitting a pair of free throws favorite. partment director, holds down the derneath their own defensive hoop, more than a little annoyed Tiger, who has won 43 of ids 57 scheduled as an away,game Tues­ position as Sufflold High principal. with 12 seconds left for the tying Windham, with about six seconds a t Kopil. The big ex-Penn If Cheney Tech played against teams the caliber oY St. and winning points in a 114-113 fights, tncludtng 13 by a knockout, day, has been pushed back to After leaving Manchester, Brown reading on the clock, fed chunky State runner brushed past has never been knocked oft his feet. Thui'sday and will be played at the coached, and with much success. James of Berlin every game they would qualify for the kp- victory over the Pacliers. guard Ai Ferrlgno the ball and tr.e Kopil at the finish without a That, combined with Philadel­ He thinks the bout may go the limit East Calhotlc gym instead. SulBeld basketball teams for sev­ latter dribbled down floor and let word. nual State CIAC Class B Tournament. Meeting the Saints but wo\ild be happy to end it Riirkvllle FrnHh (57) UR-0.t.pM.0BM eral yeara before getting into the phia's 130-12.5 victory over Detroit, B F. Pis. En^wu, twi go a long one from outside only a "I’ve had enough of this for the second time in eight days, both times at the local Ar­ pbilcd St. Louis to within 4 'i earlier. MbiIi-IIo ...... H 5 21 adm inistrative educational field. few feet beyond mid-court. dead heat business, anyway," mory, the Rangers yesterday af-*’------gar^s of the third-place Pistons, Tiger Is trained by Jimmy Vhh ouiiiMihimvtt ...... 1 **8w«ll n«w«. Pop! You don't hav« to buy any new I * * * Place In Bedlam shrugged Kopil. "I remember ' ternoon more than doubled their way. Q uarter scores were 14-4, 32- The Ibwest playoff spot. Boston August, who also trained another ...... KY KEN BALI) and JERRY BRONOFIELD foe's point total in notching a TI­ Nigerian, Hogan Kid Bussey, the 1 | . ' , ' „ , i , | o \ school books next semester— I didn't pass!" One fellow Who Is glad to have The shot missed and brought s in 1956 when I was a t Vllla- 13 and 5.’>-'23, ail Cheney. Nineteen snapped Syracuse's seven-game the pro football season end is 10-men charge at the hoop seeking noval, Ronnie Delany, Alex BS win. The game was originally players were iwcd ns D'Angona winning string 128-103 and Los An­ former featherweight king. il-/'" ...... l Bemie CMovino, manager of the the rebound. One tap missed and Breckenrldge and I tried to slated to. be played in Berlin. One employed all sq\iad members, in­ geles outlasted New York 108-107 Fernandez, born in .Santiago, | ...... v !* Farkade Bowling Lanes. "Busi­ the second time, Ferrlgno somehow finish in a dead heat in a cross week previous the Silk Towners cluding his Jayvees, in an effort In the other games. Cuba, is one of the hardest hitting | ...... ■ - ness fell off Sunday aftem oons got his hand on the ball as he fell country race. trounced St. James, 63-30. middlewelghls in years and has 13 67 LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON to keep the final score down. SI. Louis led at all the quarter knocked out 24 of his 33 oppon-I ».a’ West, who finished with Plalnville r>9. SoutHington 36, '[..scliooleiH The malch made tlie the subject of a feature story In " 32 points, led a last half Los Ange­ fpnrtli win for no.lo.s.se.s in tlie cur- •a.tiXrrsfTL'* the current Issue of the Power Don Simmons triggered the In­ by Rocky Hill in other contests. stayed in command the rest of the Woodrow Wilson .'i2. Hall 49. way. The loss was the eighth In 11 Tniais ...... 71 les rally that wiped mil New Hulltoley 43, WHiiver 41. r'<“bl sen.son. Plant, house organ for United Air­ juns’ gallant counter-attack with York's 61-55 halftime lead. Willie K>ank Hagen and Jerry Conk­ craft employes.. .Jim Murray, the a pair of pretty one-handers, from ROCKVILLE—Turning in by far outings for Coventry. St. Jainri, 1.751 Conard 59. Malonry 4 7. MORTY MEEKLB their finest team effort of the cam­ Bartin 1571 N’lialls led the losers with 28 Kllfiworlh 62. HiiffirM 46 lin firgu 173's to lead the Indians, BY DICK CAVALLI busy banker who doubles as sec­ the outside. Paul Quey. Andrulot il. P«pHii' r| . . 2 1, |K)lnts, Hllhnugh Milford’s Bob Mogy took retary of the Central Connecticut and Tom Kelley also got into the paign to date, Rockville drubbed Bristol Kastern 73, Woth'Tsflc'ld BY LANK LEONARC CTOd / Windsor, 70-39. here last night. Kowaliikl ...... 5 10 Kut-Z'I . .. . top hnnoVs with 174. After Mogy, ANOTHEMAMA-SmOE BEOTIME ^IDBie$ HAVE Board of Approved Basketball Offi­ act as the Red and White hit on W h tclrr ...... Ill -'*> ... r>2. 4 0 1 H E m m CAPSULE AUAULI five shots In a row to reduce Wind­ The Rams rolled to a 41-13 half­ M organ ...... 3 a Miciiclln ... tr , , nT o ... liowever, Milford had to fall to an NUMBER SIX' AND CAPSULE^Aiq "WHO^ cials, didn’t get the whistle oiit Dcicl* ...... 2 4 Kukf* . .. '21' Coiileat .Monday Bast Windsor 07 Son,.-IS .IP ..x,. aumLMxmmm)?'' lAUNCHINOmD?' of bustneas.. .Several bowling sec­ going into the final eight mlnutee Annual Father anil .Son "21" Hartford 77, Norwich r»7. , lowed the lead^il closely with 172, of play, The victory .snapped a two-game ChurnFx ...... 0 (J 0 retaries are turning in sheets min­ j Sif'ph/'nwm ...... “ 0 hasketball contest st the East .Side » -while Duve loandry and Bob Dun- us the names of the leagues and It was touch and go in the finalJl0«lng streak for the Rams and, Burn.'* .. Rcc will be held on Monday night Conn McCreary, now a trainer l.s fippi ,-ompleted the scoring, ...... 22 57 one can't decipher the names that quarterlarter when the action become "ws their eight In IS outings this 'i Totalx ...... ('orrf>JAM starting at 7. It will he conduct­ the only jockey to won the Sport t Im- local gunners fire in Wil- are scribbled on the paper. frantic on both rides. The score winter. Rockville has now split <'o\entry (Mi ed tor only the boys In the Midget even in a half dozen loop encoun­ R V n,«. Page Handicap tw're. He scoied Wednesday,, agaln.st a • • • was deadlocked three times and Morrixon .. i . ‘...... 4 4 12 Rrorp at half. age division snd their fathers. with Joe Jones in 19,54 and 1956. | windtiam Teclml. al Si hool of un- the leed exchanged hands on three ters while Windsor has won four Toompy . . . 1 )ljr Lee and Nila , Terry will be 3 I known Htrength. (ueata of honor at a farewell party occasions before the Whippets and lost the same number to here. EbPi'le ...... 2 With Bernle Arcklvy running the r..ockp ...... 2 2 ti I .Vfllfr.rd .summaries: Saturday night, Feb. S' at the finally piflled out the decision. Wrhn«*r ...... 0 2 .Miini'hester (»W) Country CInb. Lee la a past pres­ Both teams muffed opportimlUes attack and Skip Olander doing MarNVil ...... 1 0 2 Only Two Golfers Break Par most of the scoring, the Rams Tarbell ...... 1 0 1 Frank Hagen ...... 94 79 17.3 ident (two terms) who aleo won and committed various violations Z^ielpr ...... 0 0 C I jerry-Conklin"...... 98 77 173 were in command throughout...... ft ft 0 the Club Ohamplonshlp on two oc- in the race to the wire. H aJdad . . . ; George H a n le y ...... 94 78 172 oastons. The Terrya will move to Olander hit his high mark of the Storm ...... 0 0 U Fools Pros'e Derisive year in scoring 27 points while Campbell Cain^ Lead in Crosby Dave'I.andry ...... 90 76 160 Bridgeport in the near future In the final analysis, Wlndtam Totala ...... 14 12 4*) • Bob Dunfleld ...... 95 64 159 where Lee will serve m vice pres­ Arcklvy tallied 15 in addition to actually won from the foul line. playing a stellar floor game. .Milford Prep (H7II| ident of the Mutual System Inc. Mancheister edged the whlppeU HEBRON—Rolling to its ninth Despite All Day Rain, Wind Bub Mogy ...... 96 78 174 of Bridgeport.. .Springfield hosts by one field goal, 20-19. Each team Rangy Don Harrison of the win­ victory in 12 starts. Rocky Hill’s ners was in complete command of _____ Hubert Chabnuux ...... 79 54 133 BY LESLIE TURNF;R Ekiffalo tonight In an American had 17 free throws but the Indiana basketball team trounced RHAM, . .... „ , . Paul Lalkiurly ...... 85 45 1 30 both boards gobbling up rebound 77-38, here F rid ay night. The vic­ Pebble Beach. Calif. Ulb- N Tao x » niuA NioiieH couom. M P|R ! HOTMNS . Hockey League game at the Co­ made good on only eight while and-the-^960 -Crosby ehampion Kampoitl ...... JS 118 UIKIE fB trS OOT F.PAT1S after rebound. tors erected a 31-19 halftime ad­ .collegian Joe Campbell never has fired a Ihree-under-par 69 to move ■ ^p,gz 33 115 BUT we CAM »«MP IT FOR REM. MONB^ BitrCMK MPEr C WHOl LESdO! LEMME 6IT liseum starting at 8 o’clock.. .Cen­ Windham converted 12 and that ' WHEN PA HEAT'5 OFF-IMEAU— tral Conaectlcnt will start the sec­ made up deficit from the field. John McKee provided just about vantage and simply ran away won any money here but today he Into third place with alii. otlie.' Mnnclic.sler gunners were: so'THIS » MOW YOU ME HANDS ON THAT tyiN* half of his club's offense'scoring 19 Rsnw OUR FAITH N PHONYl r u WTirgACKl ond half of Its basketball season Sparked by their sizzling start, with the contest in the second led the slorm-battered field into At 142 were Phil Kmlgeis wlio ^1 (iiviello. 153: Paul Wilhelm, yOURHONESm Toeaday alA t against thb tonring the Whippets hit at a 40 per cent of their 39 point total. Rams made half. the third round of the $.5p,000 Bing had a 75 yealerday, Bob H.irri.s, jjfj. Buettner. 150; Phil Rus- National Olyihpio team from Pern clip from the field caging 19 of 48 it a clean sweep by taking the Rocky Hill had three players in Crosby Golf Tournament, stalking 73. end Dong Sandeis. 09 By to-i,;,; i>e(„ Call, 148. at New Britain. Coach BUI De- Shota. The Indiana hit a satisfac- preliminary, 35-28. double figures paced by Joe Bed- the 35,300 top award. night each golfer will have [il.iyed . . . trick’s charges woa six of 11 games t<)ry 37 per cent hooping 20 of the Next start for the Rams will be lack's 23 tallies. Bud Solomonson Despite whistling wind and lain each course, j — ______before the mid-aeason break... shots they threw up. Friday In Newington. had 18 and Skip Marinelli 10 also yesterday, Campbell added a oiie- Camp)>ell, from I’endleton. Ind.. Baekville (7t) for the victors, Bing Crosby OoU Tournament w in Husky center Alex Cateae, who B. r. under-par 71 to his opening 67 for starred in both golf and basket­ be oifared Saturday and Snndsy fouled out with two minutes to .. 7 1 fji The loss was the eighth straight a 138 at the midway spot In the ball at Pnrdne before becoming a Sports Schedule aa CbawMl 8, atarting each night go, and Charley Woodworth, paced Dowi^fwlcz ...... 1 1 3 1 for the riump ridden Sachems who rich event. His round Included a golf pro.-He must constantly nurse Van Oudpnhouvra (.. 0 0 u I have dropped 10 decisions in a at g a’cloek. the Whippets with 16 and IS points Wright ...... s. 8 0 blast from a sand trap on the 13th a back ailment and sleeps in trar-' Today respectively. Quey was the only P a g a n i ...... e 0 7 ' dozen starts this winter. Gary hole that dropped into the cup for tion each night but .says his ba.-k Harrison ...... 1 1 . 3 i Roberts was the only RHAM Green Manor at .Middletown. Injun to hit doubt figures scor­ Leasbur>’ ...... a birdie. doesn't bother him on the golf .Monday, Jiui. '.22 ing IS points. ... 1 0 2 player to hit double figures scor- Adult Badminton Nlpd«rwerfer ...... a 8 « ' ing 13 points. Close on the heels of the for­ cdiirse. Cltenev Tech at Windham Tech. Windham . had It. all their way Olandrr ...... t 9 mer Purdue star was Jacky Cupll, Martello ...... 0 0 0 B arky Hill <77) He played in the Crosby in iaitli Tuesday. Jan. 23 Oass on Mondays taking the prelim as well. 67-45. Fah>' ...... 0 1 F. HU. the 25-year-old Texan who won 1959 and I960 but not well enough ‘jnffleld at Ellington, 8, Todd Potter and Jerry Mlstretta Puu ...... 1 3 J Bedlack ...... 3 33 "Rookle-of-the-Year” hononi in to go to the payoff Window. .Somera at Coventry. had 10 points each for Papooses _ O re e n ...... Totals 1961. The youngster from Long ■■ Wtxlnesrla.v. Jan. 24 An Adult badminton group is be­ who now have spilt even in 10 . 90 18 ™ Kennedy ...... Veteran Chuck Cong.lon of Ta­ W la d sa r I Schwernoffer ...... View also had a 71 for 139. coma. Wash., a co-leader with Eiist Wlnd.sor a t Cheney Tech. BY LEPF and McWILLlAMft ing organized by the Recreation outings. B. r, They were the only players "'to Rifle Mnnche.iter at Windhsuri Department. Wis4bsa (M> lIcK^'e ...... * 9 1 'fn' ZavaskI ...... Campbell and Roilgers after the P B. F . HIS. £ ! ” ,'?• ...... e. 1 4 break par over the 6,701-yard Peb­ first round, coul.ln’t cope with Tech. 'There wiU b* two courts avail­ .. 1 ft 2 UeiBsIer ...... 1 1 SolmonMin ...... ble Beach course in the miserable yesterday's stoiui and soared to TliurMlay, Jan. 25 able a t the M anchester High School 6 Caiue ...... s 4-7 id battling ...... 1 - 2 I FYirta ...... weather. Glastonb'.iry Fro?* at East on Monday evenings -beginning. 3 Woodworth ...... 't .. 2 0 a 78 and 145 total. Mason Rudolph 1 ContM ...... 3 i t ' 4 W lccn sk l ...... 1 0 Continuing shower* were fore­ and Bill Casper also lost their Catholic, 3:30. Monday from 6:15 to 9 o'clock. 1 Young ...... 2 2-2 t Ajl^n...... 0 0 I ToUU ... ..31 15 r<: cast for today with clear skies by Friday, Jan. 28 2^ ^ Lamnigan ...... 0 touch after having 68’s on opening Anyone wlafaing to join this 3 FVirlsno...... 2' .. 0 0 F. Pla, ' tomorrow’s finals of this 72-hole Eastern at Manchester, 7:45, group may do so by going to the 0 XatsoD...... 0 .. 0 0 !■ Coveil .. day. .. 0 0 ?;Phelp. .. event. Rudolph carded a second roiuid Arena. high school Monday or any Mon­ 5 Touls ...... ~19 13-17 «0 Hartn<‘tt ...... 0 1 O^HA'fE ON COURT— Mstus ...... 0 1 I : Doufan . In Crosby's Tournament, the 77 and Casper a 78. Hartfor,. Tech at Cheney Tech. day thereafter. All participants MaacketUr (if> .. „ , Roberta . Larry P'oust towers over P. field is divided Into three groups As the 160 pros started today, 2. Arnion'. must either be a member (tf the B.' 'h Total...... 15 "! M Taylor ,. Sid Borgia, but the six- Rockville at Newington. Rec or plan to join. Memberships 1 4^ejr ‘e l Score at half. 44-13. Rockyllle. ^ Weeman playing over different courses. only eight were under par. 6 ___ Carter Those at'Pebble Beach and Cypres* In the pro-amateur division, RHAM at Portland. are available at the high school dr I Sai«;Ai'v.v;.v;;;;;” ! Oowllna foot-nine, 260-pound St. at any ef the three Recreation 4 McQnry ...... „ 2 } OOVENTBY — With Harry FrankfT .... Louis Hawk was ejected Point yesterday found the going which carries a $3,000 prize for the Ellington at Blast Windsor. Osnters. 3 Stramons ...... 3 I Wheeler and Bud Kowalski corn* Jurovaty ... tougher than the group at the pro. Bob McCalUster of Yorba Norwich Tech at Coventry. 0 Andrulot ...... 3 R. Boueber from the National Bas­ Blast catholic at St. Bernard’s. ' Nets and birds will be furnished 1 Pearaon ...... 1 Ok) 3 'bining fbr.41 points. Bacon Acade­ Mortlock ... ketball Association game Monterey Peninsula Country Club Linda, Oalif., and hi* amatour by the Rec. Members an asked ^ KeUsy ...... 1 >4 4 my of Colchester trimmed Cbv- A. Boueber where trees can act aa bi-eaks for partner. Albie Pearaon of the'" Los Saturday, Jan. 21 to brlim their own racquet and entry High, 57-40, here Friday in Cinci[Dnati after heated winds off Un Pacific Ocean. Angeles Angels' baaeball team, Swinoining—^Manchester a t Orai- u T oteis...... io "i3T ii Totala ...... 1« < by. gyauNuitiim equipment. ,8oore at half. n-3i madhaha nlghL 8eora at ball, ; Rocky UUL words with the referee - Ken Venturi played Monterey held a five-stroke lead. • , 4 I MANCIffiSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JANUARY 20. 1962 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. 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Caiil Man­ taller with experience. Permanent est suigical steel, honed in .oU. , Tenements 8135 per month. Call NAtional rtrred. Immediate ocimnancy. LARSON’S Connecticut’s first U position with liberal benefits. CaU 63 3-4593 after 6 p.m. Vernon—Taka a look at this new Bolton teen-age drinking At jMibUd chester Tort' A Design, MI 9-6268. Full mfm^ back guarantee. 25- 6 room ranch, forhiai dining room, Only 817,900. MI 8-2229 ^ bcAche*. And pArka will bO d6v*l- censed' drivlnf school trained — CH 6-6881, or app|y The L. F. Det- SOC, 100-86C 200-81.60, 500-88.S0, GENSatAL RENTAL agency, J. D. SOMETHING CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Certified and ai^roved 1s now of­ experienced tool and gauge tenbom Woodworking Co., 807 470 S tm t. Ml OOVSaiTRY LAKE—$ room house 3 bedrooms. 'Iliis home haa every­ op6d in confercncea in > HArtf6$d 1000-18.76, Postpaid, Packed 6 Mala winterised. Stov# furnished. Call thing including low aalea price of next month. 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. fering classroom and behind makers. Please apply at E A 8 Sheldon St., Hartford, Conn. blades to package, 20 packages to wheel Instruction tor teenagera Gage Co., Mitchell Dr. between 8-8, MI 9-7869. 817,900. OPEN'FOR St. George’s Donald C. Matthew*. dir*etere( esrton. C.O.D. orders accepted. L ^G E 3 ROOM apartment, h4at, SPECIAL? - Ml 9-60TS. p.m. r Postcard brings general merchan­ the State Park alid Forest GikH- COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Help Wanted— hot water, stove, refrigerator, ga- BOLTON—Two bedrooma up. three You’ll find it to theae three Hat- R. F. DIMOCK CO. miasion, and State Police CoftimU- PREPARE FOR driver’s test. FUIA«.TIMB sextan needed for dise catalog. Taylor Products Co., rage, 8110, MI 4.Q288. rooms down—big two .car garagk. INSfECTION Meeriiig Set THONDAV Thro FRIDAY 10;80 A JI.—SATURDAY • A.M. Male or Female 37 17 Overlook Rd.. Chatham, N. J. Large lot, plenty of privacy. T. j; inis. MI g-5245 aloner Leo J. Mulcahy edtd tSe Ages 16 to W. Drivlnf and class local church. References required. Barbera Wooda MI 9'^7702 January 20 and 21 talka are prompted by trouble* en­ room. ■‘Three Instructors No walt-j Writs P.O. Box 809, Manchester. f iv e ROOM, second floor, apart­ Crockett, Realtor, MI 3-1677. Mancheater —Finiehed 6 room ’’Wo o l e n STRi p S—for rug brald- Cepe in excellent condition featurea Johanna Bvana MI 9-5653 1-5 p.m. countered last year at Hammon- \ PLEASE READ YOUR AD Ing. Manchester Driving Acade­ Conn, stating qualifications and ment, West Side. Stove, refrigera­ tr Sunday asaet State Park. my. PI 2-724#r GO ing and hooking bv the pound. tor furnished. Adults preferred. a fireplace, spacious cabinet kitch­ CUm U I^ « r VWaiit Adn” are taken over the phone a« a eon- experisnes. Remnants, 36c up. Rent strip cut­ Ml S-6126. . . Wanted To' Rent 68 en, formal (lining room, full cellar, 7 room 3 level ranch newly re­ Matthewa And Mulcahy aAId venleoee. Th^J^dvertloer should read hla ad the FIRST DAY IT ters, 81.00 per day. Colonial RCm- lovely lot. convenient location. Ask­ PRESTIGE AREA decorated. Ideal for large family. Sty^Georgo’s Episcopal Church's they have agreed Informally ea'tbe AFFB^AKS and'U&FORT ERRORS in time tor the next tnier- GRANDWAY nant Shoppe, 115 Center St. ing $14,900. Lower level could be for profession- jal meeting tomorrow night talks, but no date ha* been *et. tton. The Herald Is'vjMponelble for only ONE Incorrect or omitted Business Services Offered 1.1 FIVE ROOM, apartment, second GARAGE In iriclnlty of Pins St. Six room cuetom built Gambolati al Use. 185 Hawthorne Street. r — be preceded by a family pot- The board of pArk commtorioner* insertion fpr any advertisement and then only to the extent of a FRONT END MAN. J4 FOOT RUNABOUT, Duothern floor. 1SV4 Ford St. Tel. Ml $-4751. Ceil MI 9-3567. < Vernon—Just over Manchester ranch; Owner moving out of state luck. at 5:30 at the Community will join in the cOnferenOe. heater, 2-whecI lowbed trailer 4x9 line, thi* lovely 8 bedroom ranch H all . i "make food” Insertlon/'Errors which do not lessen the valoe of I ALL KINDS of clocks repaired, An. AND GROW reason for selling below market "We might make gome refulA- the advertisement wtU not he corrected by “make food” Insertion. tlques included. Work guaranteed Manchester's fastest growing tire ft., rear end cut to 38 Inc., com­ ONE 4 ROOM furnished apartment beautifully maintained end with value at $31,900. Location Spring Tha business session will act on pressor, 1949 Studebaker % ton Business Property For Sale 70 many extras. R6m R. F. DIMOCK CO, voters. Annual reports will also be said, but explained resulatlon* will BE AFFI^ECLATBD lAL Ml 3-2711 Reasonable rates. Call PI 2-76S8 u artm en t with heat and utlUties. ings. Asking 814,900. heard. between 1:30-4 :S0 or any time CASHIERS Diamondfi—Watches— TO 8-8274. Income property—well construct­ MI 9-5245 probably not affect picnic AreAA. MEAT GUTTERS ed retail building consisting of two Manchester—Executive ranch in Barbara Wood§ MI 9-7702 AGE The nominating committee, head­ Saturday or Sunday. HARTFORD GENERAL Jewelry 48 Many families tske wine or beer GROCERY CLERKS THREE ROOM apartment Heat, stores with basements, central lo­ t(>p location with magnificent view. Johanna Evani MI 9-6653 ed by FVank W. Barry of Man­ on picnics; he said. cation, ample perking. One store 7 rooms, 2 baths, “picture book" cheater, to expected to propose the SHARPENTNQ Bervlco - Sawa. PRODUCE CLERKS LEONARD W, TOST, Jewelers - stove, refrigerator Gables, 118 The two men agreed the object knives, axes, shears, skates, TIRE CO. Mato St., M5. Ml 9-8229„ $-6. leased until 1964. Other leased un­ kitchen, 3-cer gerage, beautifully re-election of parish offlcera.' They of the regulations will be to Ai- HARD GOODS CLERKS Repairs, adjusts watches «mrt- til 1969. Good income. Priced to landscaped large lot with back ter­ NORTH COVENTRY SPA(?E AND A^nvenlence In this 8 TROUBLE REACHIM OUR iklni|RTISER? rotary blades. Quick service. Cm I- 165 Center 8t, Manchester ly. Reasonable prices. Opm 'rues- bedroom n ^ o m built ranch, many ara (Jharles W. Lathrop, vice chair­ sure families they can enjoy trips tol Eiqulpment Co., 88 Main St., SOFT GOODS CLERKS TTIREE R(X)MS heated on Mato a4II. Call race. room ranch, attached garage, man of the executive Committee; to beaches and awimmlng Areas diy through Saturday, Thursday built-in stove and o'ircn, full base­ extras, ^^bllc and parochial Manchester. Hours dally 7-5, MARKING CLERKS evenings. 129 Spruce St. Ml 9-4387. St., available now for married This Is a must see. Asking ichoola/Viearby. Gerard Agency, Henry McDonough, treasurer and without having to cope with people 24-Hour Antworins Stnrfel Thursday 7-9, Saturday 7-4. MI couple or MiMie lady. Call between WARREN E. HOWLAND 888,600. ' ment, ceramic tile bath, one acre R e a l ^ . MI 3-0385. Mra. Joheph D’ltalia, clerk. who are intoxicated or trouble­ 8-7998. SERVICE AND LAYAWAY 6:30-7:30. Ml 3-6441. Realtor lot, l(x:eted just acroa* from the some. Roofing—Siding 16 Painting—Papering 21 Help Wanted—Female 35 WANTEIX—Experienced fuel oil CLERKS THE new North Coventry Schl. Only Ho wa rd^Pearson and Mrs. Free to Horald RoaAon driver. Wyman Ol] Co., 24 Main Fuel and Feed 49-A 575 Main St, . , ,MI 3-1108 D’ltalta also served on the nom­ There are no regulation* re­ SAM’S UPHOLSTERY - Retired ROCKVILLE— Apartments newly ELSIE MEYER AGENCY 2 years old, excellent condition. 'AKE A LOOK AT .... stricting consumption of alcoholic from the shop. Can take care of A. A. DION INC. Roofing, siding, EXTERIOR and interior palming. COUNTER GIRLS wanted full-time St. Male and Female—Full decorated, dinette, kitchenette, Selling for 815,600. inating committee which will pre- Paperhanging. WaUpaper hooka. and part-time, for mornings 6 or OAK WOOD cut fireplace and stove REALTORS boverue* At state parks At pres­ Want infomatlon on one of our claastiled adverttaements ? No all your upbolateriiw needs at painting. Carpentry. Alterations and Part-time bedroom, Ule bathroom appli- MI 9-8824 MI 1-6930 '560 Vernon St. Make us sn offer -sent the names of Mra., Henry Bay e n t *rhe new rules, if adopted, great aavinga. Call cH 2-2878. and additlona. Ceilings. Workman­ Wallpaper removed. Ceilings. 7 a.m. to 2 or 8 p.m. Please apply LUCRATIVE sales opportunity for lengths, 810 per load delivered. nnees, 365 per month. Call r a Houses For Sale 72 R. F. DIMOCK CO. I-arge 3-csr ranch, fireplace, rec of Coventry and Harry Jackson of answer at the telephone listed? Simply call the Floors. Good clean workmanship. during daytime. Contact Mister ambitious person. No seascHial Our expansion in this and other Tel. PI 2-7886. MI 9-5245 will take effect to the coming lea- ship guaranteed. 299 Autumn St. work, no layoffs! Management op­ 8-1869, TR 6-3485. MANCHESTER—A half Uock off $94.51 MONTHLY, sniail cssh. ss- room. Lot 150 by 314, vacant, must Manchester, fpr election to three- ■on. Ml 3-4860. Fully insured. Reasonable rates. Donut, 255 W. Middle Tpke. areas will open tremendous oppor­ sumea 4H% mortgage, immacu­ Barbara Wooda N. MI.4^7702 be sold, owner’s loss your gain, year terms on the executive com­ MANCHESTER ANSWERING t SERVICE iH h n SNOW PLOWING. Ml Leo Pelletier, MI 9-6326 or MI portunity when qualified. Write tunities for personal growth'. Mato Street, 7 room Colonial, IH Teen-agers have been the ma­ W Smyle, YMCA, Willlmantic, or Garden—Farm—Dairy batha. 4 room down, t bedrooma late 8 room ranch. Carlton- W, Johanns Evans ^^ 9-8653 T. J. Crockett, Realtor, MI 8-1577, mittee. jor offenders, the two men said. 9-2604. BIDWELL HOME Improvement 9-5082. ATTENTION Homemakers! Organ­ FIVE ROOM apartment, 29 Foster up. Modem kitchen, S parrtiea, Hutchins, Ml 9-5132. The men of the. pariah are ar­ Ml 9-0500 Company—all types of siding and ize your time to have as little vs call HA 8-6374. GOOD SALARIES Products 50 St. Can after 6. • ' .Last Sprjng at Hammonasaet COSMA APPLIANCE Sarvlc»-Rs- PAINTING, papering, floor sand­ well ahaded lot, 3-car garage, ranging the potiuck under the complaints aross beoauSo of high and leava yoor measage. You'll hear from our ad\-ertiser In Jig roofing. Aluminum clapboards a 8 hours a day for a business of EXCELLENT BENEFITS 816,900. Phlibrlek Agency, AD TWO-PAMILiES-We have them. A AA ZONE—This custom built Co­ chairmanship of Fred C. Mohr Srr .palrs all In^es refrigerators, specialty. Unexcelled workman- ing, remodeling. Can Mr. Charles, your own. Represent Avon prod­ BALDWIN, MACS, STARK apples new one (4H end 4H flat): older Bowers Sdiool lonial offers many fine features. school students who won Mid to Hme without spending all evening at the telephone freexers, wasmng machines, dry­ MI 9 0728. FULL-TIME porter wanted. Apply at the farm, 629 West Center St. FOR RENT—8 rooms, heat and hot ,9-8464. Entertainment for children Will be be drunk and tro’ibl(Nnme. A ^ p . MI 9-6495. ucts, world’s largest manufactur­ FOR APPLICATION 6 and 4 flat for only 816,900; a 6 Large kitchen with built-in oven provided during the business ses­ ers ranges, oil and gas burners. er of cosmetics. TV and nation­ Mister Donut. 255 W. Middle Tpke. Ml 8-8116. water Included. Phone MI 9-7561. nuir-ber of the otudenw cattM h t m Ml 9-0059. All work guaranteed. INTERIOR painting, decorating, and Personal Interview See sue ROOM RANCH—Artistic pancl- end 6 duplex on Foster St. for and range, I'V baths, storage at­ sion. wide magazine advertising is SALESMAN—To work for local Mr. Gill and Mr. Martel ing, 2-cer garage, large lot, 818,400; 5 end 6 flat (nice one) for tic, 2-car attached garage, BHva Manchester, according to tho eem> Automobiles For Sale d ceilings, wallpapering, floor sand­ THREE ROOM newly decorated To Judge Skaters plaints. Lost and Found 1 LAWN MOWTRS s h a r p e d and Roofing and Chimneys 16-A ing and refinishing. Clean work­ creating even greater demand for lumber yard, must furnished own Monday through Friday 814.800. Carlton W. Hutchins, MI 820,000; end e 6 and 6 on Walnut Tyler. Realtor, MI 9-446K MI our products. Call BU 9-4922. Household Goods 51 apartment, stove, refrigerator 9-5183. St. for 822,000. T. J, Crockett, * bedroonjg^ full buam ent, large 9-8051. Bolton’s three selectmen, (jharles At Matthews’ request, Stats NOTICE IS HEREBY given that FOR SALE—1960 Rambler Ameri­ repaired tales and service, pick ROOFING—Specializing repairing manship. No job too small. John car for first 4 months, salary and i Jan. 22-26, 9 a.m.-8 p.m. furnished. Will supply other furni­ family ojit kitchen, plastered Robbins, Michael Peace and Dr. commission. Apply in own hand CALORIC DELUXE gas stove less Realtor, Ml 8-1577. Troopers were sent to patrol tllb Pass Book No. 66947, issued by The can 2-door Super automatic trans­ up and delivery. Complete line of roofs of all kinds, new roofs, gut­ Verfaille. AU 9-5750. ture If desired. One block from BOLTON — Two pleasant homes. walls, only two blocks to fav- Bernard Sheridan, will )>e judges mission. radio, heater, whitewall 1'oro riders, reels, and 'xitaiies. MEDICAL Secretary for doctor's writing stating experience. If any, IFOR NON-FOOD POSITIONS than 2 years old, one-third origi­ Main St., MI 3-8695, BIG 4 BEDR(X)M older home plua beach Saturdays and'Sundays. Savings Bank of Manchester has ter work, chimneys cleaned, re­ office, diversified duties. Write One a seven room colonial with MAIN STREBTr shopping —custom orita low ers School. Lovely, deep adjacent building with flourishing of the adult events in the Skate- Mulcahy brushed aside the sug- been lost and application has been tires, color blue and white, excel­ arden and lawn supplies. L A M paired. Aluminum siding. 30 CEILING refinlshed, painting, wall­ and other qualifications to Box 6, See Mr. Roaa, Tues.. Wed., Thurs., nal cost. Call MI 3-2207. yarti -erlllj a stone wall and sturdy Iquipm'ent Corporation, Route 88, papering. WaUpaper books on re­ qualifications. references,. and Herald. ; Jan. 23, 24 , 25, between 9 a.m. and FOUR ROOM apartment end ge- attached two-car garage. The brick and frame ranch, .huge neighborhood tavern busineas. a-rama Jan. 28 at Camp Johnaon estion the problem at . parks and made to said oank for payment lent condition. Call Coventry, PI vears' e.vpcrienoe. Free estimates. other a compact ranch with ga­ kitchen, 3 bedrooms, immaculate sh^e trees. Owner transfer makes May be purchaaed with or without for Brownies, Oib Scouts, Boy and 2-7596. ■ ______gVernon, Conn. TO 6-7609. quest. FuIIv insured. Call Edward salary’ desired to Box L, Herald. 5 p.m. at the rage, first floor, automatic hot pilck sale imperative. caches tlea in with the problsaa of the amount of deposit. Call Howley, 3-5361, MI 8-0763. R. Price. M 9 1003. TAPE RECORDERS for rent Mar­ rage selling for $14,750 (83800 ahd condition reasonably priced. Carl­ bualnesa. Belfiore Agency. MI Girl Scouta and their families. posed by the legal drinking age SALESMEN .. BE OUR water 88 Wells St. Adults. MI ton W. Hutchins, MI 9-8182. ^ 3-5121. FLOORS WASHED and waxed, low’s, 967 Main. Call Ml t-6321. 9-8987. you can assume 1st mortgage). BELFIORE AGENCY Recreation Commissioner Fred of 18 In New York State. , 1952 DESOTO In good condition. windows cleaned, painting, paper­ Breakfast Guest GRAND UNION T. J. Crockett, Realtor, MI 8-1877. Gsal will be judge for the junior It's relatively simple for youths ing, walls washed, odd Jobs. Handy Heating and Plumbing 17 Tues., Jan. 23, 10 a.m. MODERN 8 room apartment, aec- SO. WINDSOR—buy direct. PleSs- ANDOVER— Modem 4 room ex- events. 176. Call MI 8-6839 after 6 p.m. Electrical Services 22 410 AUDDLE TPKE., W. NEW TWO-FAMILY house for sale ant 8V4 room ranch, nice laybut, MI S-5121 pandable Cape, full cellar, oil to get liquor in Connsctleut,' If INCOME TAXES prepared In your Man Service. Phone Ml 8-8948. CLERK“TYPIST MANCHESTER REFRIGERATOR; good running ond floor, heat, hot water, atove, A program of interest to "every­ PLUMBING AND heating - re­ At The . condition, 815. MI 8-1282. 4-4 located on Hilliard St., $20,500. l’,i baths, carport, atwms, heat, fireplace, aluminum aiding, they want It enough, he aiud. home or by appointment. Exper­ 1955 FLEETWOOD Cadillac, full modeling installations, repairs. FREE ESTIMATES—Prompt serv­ refrigerator. 8125; Call Ml 9-0723 OUT OF THIS W O R L ^ one from-6 to 60" is promised by Adults who will buy them aleohoU power, air conditioned, original BUSINESS-Professlonal accounts. ice on all types of electrical wir­ Conn. Yankee Motel after 4 p.m'. Xa 3-2678. screens, patio, one-hal^ acre, large lot. Approximately 7 mllej William Androlevich. general ienced tax work, 24-hour service. All work guaranteed, 25 years ex­ Permanent full-tims positions 8 NINB-PIEjCE dining room set and many extras, 816,800. ^ 9-6132. from Manchester. High elevation. ic beverages can be found to all CaU MI 8-4723.______owner. Best offer takes It. Can If your receivables need action, ing. Licensed and Insured Wilson Niantic, Conn. Situations Wanted— FOUK BEDROOM colonial, large c’hairman of the Skaie-a-rama. communilTee, he said. be seen at 251 Broad St., Man­ phone MI 9-5317 any hour. AAA Re­ perience. 24-hour service. Call Electrical Co., Manchester. Ml available for rapid typists In our 3-piece bedroom set. like new, THREE ROOM apartment, $77 a BUT Asking 811.500. Alice asnipct. Earl VanCamp. Ml 9-4749. clerical department. High School (Please bring your wife, Female 38 must sacrifice. MI 8-5892. cabinet picture bonk kitchen, wall- LUDLOW ROAD R^lUedg# — 7 Realtor. MI 9-4548, MI 3-7857. Warren Pptter is working as liai­ Matthewa said he sought th* FEDERAL INCOME taxea prepar­ chester. imbursement SenMce, 889 Main St. 9-4817, Glastonbury, ME 8-7878. men, it's her future ag well) month, includes heat, hot water, wall carpet, near ahopping, bus, room ranch, 2 batha, kitchen with son man on the « ^ t . Ronald ed with your savings in miind. Bonded. education, accurate typing, and electricity and gas. off Porter St. STILL IN MANCHESTER meeting wHh Mulcahy so evshtUAl 1969 CHEVROLET Biseayne, 2- good knowledge of grammar and (Conn. Tpke, Exit 74 Eastbound. churches, 813,900. Carlton W. buUt-ihs, 3 b«drqamt, formal din­ Grose is cluirman the reception regulations will permit sffsStivs Reasonable rates. E. J. Bayles. Flanders Exit Westbound) WILL CARE for one child In my Available immediately.-MI-3-6940. Hutchins, MI 9 8132. ing room, den. ^aluminum siding, DARTMOUTH RD.—Off Spring 81. committee; Harold Williamson, re­ Tel. Ml 9-6246.______door, 6 cylinder, standard shift, SERVICE ON any type of RCA. Radio-TV Repair Services 18 Bonds—Stocks— medical terms help^I. Excellent FOR SALE—RCA 21” TV console, VERNON State. Police enforeentont. low mileage. 8995. Cal] MI JA Kenmore or Norge washers and ] working condltiona and liberal em- Or home days. Xfl 9-4734. 850. MI 8-2231. THREE ROOM first floor >p$rt- 2-csr garage., near St. Bartholo­ 7 room colonial, baths, 3 fire­ freshment chairman; Paul Brown, CONNIE’S TV and Radio Service, Mortgages 31 mew School; MI 9-3996. Open tor places, 3-car garage, dishwuher, INCOME TAX returns prepared by 8-2806 after 6. dryers. Ml 9-7321. : ploye benefita. Call Mra. Peterson. Be Our hienit available furnished or un­ 6 room ranch with 3-<)ar garage, program chairman; and William former Internal Revenua agent in available all hours. Satisfaction Liberty Mutual Inaurance Com­ FOR SALE -r- Bendix automatic furnished, centrally located. J. D. irispection 7 day* a week. garbage dispoeal, built-in evan and aluminum atorms. hot water heat, Minor, music chairman. guaranteed. Call MI 9-1816. BURIED IN BILLS? A good mort­ ENVELOPES sccurately typed, lo washer, Bissell carpet sweeper, surface unit, large family room the eonvenience of yoiir home for SNOW PLOWING, day and night pany, MI 3-1161, for appointment. Supper Guest each. MI 9-8985. Realty, MI 8-5129. - HAMLIN ST. high aaaumable G.I. mortgage, A grand march on ideates will Campers ’ll'elcome 1958 DAUPHINE Renault, 4 door. service. Rates according to job gage to consolidate debts will im­ and meat slicer. TR 6-4818. FALKNOR DRIVE — Sparkling with firepISce, porch, patio with 815,800. Evenlnga Ray Holcombe, be one of the program features. Individual and business. MI 9-8938. TV SERVICE—All makes. Honest, prove your credit situation and re­ Tues., Jan. 23, 6:30 p.m. Cape 6 rooms, tiled kitchen, tiled Call PI 2-8780. - and/or conditions. MI 9-S6.’iO all At POSITION AS assistant cook or FIVE ROOM apartment, first floor, barbacua, treea, amaslte drive. See MI 4-1139. School Bus Change ' Curb of Liquor INCOME TAX returns prepared by hours. Economics'.. High qusUlty parte. quires payments of only 822.25 RUGS. NEVER used, 9x12 belgC partly furnished, $90 a month. DUPLEX bath, garage, aluminum stormi. this one. Guaranteed 90 days Famous tor per month for each 81000 you bor­ Manero’s cooking for private family. Have tweed, 830; 9x15 gold, 836. BU Near achool. Inis, shopping. Only Bolton Elementary School of- auditor. Businesa and individual. FOR, SALE—1952 Pontiac hardtop, EXPERIENCTED salesladies. Apply own ear. HA 3-6264 after * p.m. Phone MI 3-1912, evenings ' MI WARREN E. HOWLAND good condition. 8175. Call MI service since 1981. Phone Ml row. Frank Burke at Connecticut 9-0955. 9-9528. 8-6 In the finest condition, garage, $16,900. Roliert B. Anderson Agen­ ONE BLOCK FROM flclale have announced a change The Rafca chaptpr of thS NAw Accountiiw services. Raymond Manager Pilgrim Millg, Hartford Berlin Turnpike new roof. Copper plumbing,t. twotw oil ■> REALTOR in one qf. the school bus routes, Girard, Nu 9-6008. 9-4151 9-4887. Potterton’e. 180 Center St. Mortgage Investment Exchange. Hd. Open noon—9 p.m,, Saturdav cy. JA 8-0139. England Family Oampert ASMSla* Household Services 15 I.,ewis Street. Hartford, Berlin, Conn. THREE ROOM apartment, 848 heating ayatems, immedlataliets i MAIN ST. 578 Main St. MI 8-1108 since one of t)ie buses whtc^ hae 10- 6 . Doifs— Birds—Pets 41 tlon haa welcomed news e< pro­ TAX PROBLEMS? Call PI 2-6607 i 1961 PONTIAC Tempest 4-door. Offered 13-A TELICVTSION antennae and rotor 6-8897 days, JA 9-5553 evenings. (Plesse bring your wife. men. Musical Instruments 33 monthly. 33 (Charter Oak St. MI cu'pancy. Worth seeing today-^ CHURCH STOEET—A 10 loom flat 6 ROOM COLONIAL —m baths, a long route has frequently arrived systems InataUed and repaired. It's her future as well) moryow may be too late. In central location, one block from large encloeed porch, fireplace, at school late. Effective Monday, posed regulations govAmiiig con­ and have your return prepared for i automatic, 81.775. 1957 Mercedes WAITRESSES days. Apply In per­ AKC BEAGLES, 9 weeks old. ex­ ACXX)RDION for sale, 120 bass, 9-7813. you. You always save more than It I Benz, 219, 4-door, standard shift. FLAT FINISH Holland window Serving Mancheater and eur- SECOND MORTGAGE moiiey-We WE ARE THE EXCLUSIVE Mein St., large lot and 3-car ga­ plutered walla, full Insulation, not NEW OFFERING AT A Mrs. Lucille Williams, driver ot sumption of liquor a t public bsACh- rounding areas. Modem TV Serv­ can supply any amount ol money son. Howard Johnaon Re^aurant. cellent pe,digree. reasonable. TR alligator case, like new. Call Ml rage. Occupancy of first floor water oil heat, built-lna, city utili­ as and boardwalka. ' costs. 81.495. 1957 Dodge 2-door Custom shades made to measure. All 394 Tolland Tpke. See Mr. Ford. METROPOLITAN DISTRIBUTOR 5-5062, Anthony Rd., Tolland. 8-1287. GOOD BUY bus 2 will pick up pupils who have Royal, excellent condition, 8675. metal Venetian blinds at a new ice, 406 Center St.. MI 1-2208. for mortgages Terms to fit your FOR A NEW .... VITAL ELEC FIVE ROOM apartment, one month Beechler-Smith available shortly. Fairly priced at ties. Vacant. been riding the second trip on bus James P. Lynch, prsaldpnt. said ' needs. Construction mortgages rent free. Call MI 3-8426. 819,000. Robert J. Smith. Inc., MI Many others. CaU Ml 9-4100. low price. Keys made while you RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any make, BOOKKEEPER-CASHIER — Ar- TRONIC PRODUCT DEVELOPED | POMERANIAN .puppies, all colors, $17,800 1. Mrs. Williams 'Will start at Man- the regulations will help ' SOhr* wait Marlow’s. also available. J. D. Realty. 470 BY THE also male Pug puppy, AKC, very Wanted—^To Buy 58 Realtbrs 9-3241. . EXCELLENT LOCATION Five room ranch with porch, eggia’i on Rt. 6. going up. Steele’s what has bean a som*UiMAS sarl- 1947 COMMANDER Studebaker, 6 tree pickup and delivery on smaU Main St., NU 8-6129 counta payable, typing necesaary, reasonable, wonderful pets. ill FTVE ROOM downstairs apart­ MI 9-8952 MI S-fi969 8 ROOM COLONIAL-m baths, at ELECTROLUX Sales and Service, radios, phonographs. Hours 6-10 5-day 40-hour week, extra benefits. ment North School fit., 886 s p u r LEVEL In desirable Bowers large kitchen with built-lns, tiled Crossing Rd. to Watroua Rd. and oua problem. bonded rspreaentstlvs. Alfred tires, heater, good running condi­ WASHER ■ REFRIGERATOR re- 4-0768. FRANK IS buying and aeUing good tached gerage, fireplace, hot water bath, fireplace, combination win Bolton Center Rd. to the school. Camper* make continuous US* tion. Asking 885. Ml 9-1857 any pairs. Prompt, ecQOObilcal, saepert, p.m, H A S Radio apd TV. MI Apply in person. Gaer Bros., 140 DICTOGRAPH monthly. Call MEdford 8-7748. area. 8 bedrooms, family room, oil heat, city utlllllea, near bus AmeU, 806 Bsniy St. Ttl. SO 9-5582. Ml S-I479. Rye Street,. So. Windsor, Conn. used furniture *md antiques start­ plus cellar partially finiehed, at­ dows and doors, home In excellent Charles Hallse.v, driver of biis of a number of Connecticut stAte 8- 0480.______time. guarantesd. Phone Ml 9-4687, Pot Business Opportunities 32 ing Sept. 9 at 420'r-ake St Call and line and school, excellent condition condition. On* owner. Full base­ 1 will pick up pupils who have terton’s,— 180 Cani nter St. Articles For Sale 45 THREE LARGE rooms, heat, indi­ tached garage, nice patio leading pArks in the summer and fall. 1956 CHBIVROLET. 2-door sedan, 6 ESSO HAS e.xcellent service sta­ CORP. ■ee what we've got. Open Sun­ vidual thermostat, hot water, ANSWER off French doori from dining ment, hot weter oil heat, rereased been riding the second trip for bus The drinking regulations hsv* -WILL THE LADY who touched days. MI 9-6880. A BEAUTY cast iron radiators. City water and 2, starting at Rt. 86 at Vsreas. bumpers with the green Ford sta­ cylinder, standard shift, new paint RADIO-TV REPAIRS all makes. Milliner.v, Dressmaking 19 tion opportunity. Modem 2-bay Married men over 25 who qualify HOME MADE ravioli, fresh or large stove and refrigerator, mod­ this ad and prepare to locate In room, aluminum etorms, screens 8 ROOM RANCH—3-car garage,' 2 been proposed by the State Park job, verv clean. Ml 9-1987, Ml Cars, phonography changers. service center located at Man- froze', 30c dox. H'. Pasquallni. 246 em kitchen, tile bath and ahower, the Porter Street area. We have and doors, 3 full baths, including sewerage. Near school,■'bus line •going up School Rd. down Brandy and Forest Commission in con­ tion wagon at the First National WANTED and have a late model cer will find WE BUY, SELL or trade entlqut baths tiled, fireplace, built-lns, citi' quiet neighborhood. Quick occupan St., to -Bolton Center Rd. and then parking lot on East Center St. on 3-6098. Honest, economical. Guaranteed 90 cheater Green on heavily traveled the career of their dreams and wuil Avery Street. Wapplng. and used furniture, china, glaat, parking. Available Feb. 1. 898. MI listed 3 Colonial homes (3 and 4 one off m u ter bedroonr Close to utilities, porch, large family room junction with th* State Police. days. Famous for service for 80 LET ME BE vour couturier. Call highway with fine residential po­ 3-6898. bedrooms), ready for immediate all schools, wooded yard. Belfiore ey. to the school. > Campers also endorsed new reg­ Wednesday, Jan. 10, call MI 1950 OLDSMOBILE. 4-door sedan, MI 3-1264. start St a SNOW BLOWERS - From 879.95 liiver. picture framea and old with fireplace, laundry rm, large 9- 7861. ircare. Phone MI 9-4887. Potter- tential. Phone Mr. Dorlev days, y \ £ A tt'T 3 coins, old dolts and guns, hobby occupancy. Price 818,900 and up. Agency, MI 8-8121. lot, trees. CHARLES LESPERANCE Nchool Menu ulations adopted by th* park and V-8, hydramatic. radio, heater, ton’a. Springfield [ n M A N C H E b T E R Guaranteed Salary and up. Parts and service Capi­ TALCOTTVILLB—6 room, second There are always more buyers than Monday — Creamed chippud f o r a * t commission prohibiting good tires, new battery and muf­ DRESSMAKING and alterations, collections, attic contents or whole floor, bus line, children consider' FTVE ROOM ranch — Extra large STate 2-4829. ! $130 A WEEK tol Equipment Co., 38 Main St. estates, F>imiture Repair Service really good houses for sale—so act VERPLANK SCHOOL MI 9-7620 beef, buttered sliced carrots, cot­ dumping of hot coals from camp Automobiles For Sde 4 flers, has had good care mecharil- WEAVING of Bums, moth holes straight hems. 81. Call Mrs. I.,e- Hours 7-5 dally, 7-9 Thursday, 7-4 ed. Tongren Agency, MI 3-6821. quickly. living room, fireplace, 3 large bed­ rlerc, MI 3-1892 or MI .".-6096 any woman After Training At Our Expense TalcottvUle, Conn. Tel. MI $-7449 I ROOM CAPE COD — Osrsge, MOVING TO FLORIDA — Bolton, tage ch«v*ae-fruit salad, cookies; fires on the ground and prohibiting callv. runs well. Asking 870. MI and tom clothing, hosiery runs, Full-ttme, experienced Saturday. rooms, ceramic tile bath, pluter- combination windows and doors, NEED A CAR and hm your credit 3-1677. handbags repaired, zipper re­ time. Business Opportunities 32 I The appearance .. Personality ed walla, garage with sundeek and beautiful 8 room brick ranch, Tuesday — hambiirg gravy with use of inflated, free-floating :watsr turned tfoaniT Short on down pay- bookkeeper for retail store PROMPT AND, courteous servir RST FLOOR 5 room flat, oil Beechler'Smith fireplace, hot water oil heat, near mashed potatoes; buttered corn, toys and rafts for children. placements, umbrellas repaired, Call I and Caliber of the men are more for your scrap Iron and metal awning. Owner MI 94311.- 814,500. breezeway, garage, full baaement, mint? Bankrupt? Repoaaesslon? 1957 OLDSMOBILE S 8*.- white, I men’s shirt collars reversed and important than experience. More I BOY’S 26" bicycle, good condition, irnace. 885 a month. MI 3-5602. ' No .agents. - bus lins, good condition, good buy. hot water cast Iron radiator heat, gingerbread: Wednesday — frank- Floating toys. Ilk* plastic ducks Don’t give up! See Honest Doug- two-door hardtop, new motor , Moving—Trucking— Mr. Frsnklin. any amount or size. Pipes, tui Realtors forts on roll, mustard-relish, po­ or balla, can ovsnurp as chUdrsa replaced, Marlow’s Little Mend­ than 250 offices have been opened j 815. PI 2-8430. nacea, machinery, copper, brasa, TWO ROOM apartment, heat, gas ONE IN A 1,000 ( tile ahower and bath, large lot. A-p- laa, get the lowdown on the lowest Very- clean. 8895, Gerald Kehl. 21 ■ ing Shop. Storage 20 AVAILABLE SOON in the USA. MI 9-8952 MI 3-6969 BOWERS SCHOOL area—6 room pie trees, pear tree, atrawberriea, tato chips, buttered green beans, try to ride them. Alto, thty som*- down and smallest payments any­ Man,r Lane, \>mon. CHapel 6-7244 etc. Call MI 8-2809. stove and refrigerator furnished. EXCELLENT 5 ROOM RANCH — tlnrics leak and deflate, Or ar* Atlantic Service Station in Man­ ranch, finished heated rec room, asparagus, grape vine and plenty carrot and celery sticks, pears; where. Not a small loan or flnancs I AN UNUSUAL bargain 1 Reuphol- MANCHESTER Moving and Truck- PART-TIME help for cigar counter. Adults (xUy. MI 3-6388.. ' garage, convenient to all schools, Stone front, tile bath. 3-car garage, of hemlocks. Sacrldce fOr 822,000. Thursday --1 chicken pie with hot swept out of reach by brosBoa or 1956 FORD, 8 cylinder. 4 door chester with large neighborhood breeseway, completely finisned, ex­ company plan. Douglas Motors, sler 8 piece living room set; sofa mg Company. Local and long dis­ Apply to Mr, Lupacchino, Arthur WOODWORKING tools for horns THREE ROOMS, furnished or un­ churches and shopping. Ideal loca­ Owner, 658 Williams Rd. MI blsqult, tossed green salad, apple­ curreriU. 333 Main 8L______sedan, standard ahift. 1952 Ford, 2- and 2 chairs. 8145. Choose from area and through-way traffic. Ex­ tion for children. $17,900. Call own­ cellent large family room with qre­ tance moving, packing and stor­ cellent busineas opportunity for Drug. workshop. CaU MI 3-6446, furnished, gas heat, ground floor, 8-5482. sauce cake; Friday — vegetable Stuffed lift jackets and floats door hardtop, Fordomatic trana- group of fine fabrics. Work done age. Regular service throughout All work fully guaranteed Ml 3-6583, ply in person Gser Bros.. 140 Rye ience required. MI 3-8978 or Silver Rooms Without Bohrd 59 ranch in Manchester Green. 3 gen­ VERNON — ibetra value! Smart This 6 room colonial home Is di. pudding. Milk Is served with all a g o ^ selection. Look behind our Mill Fabric Salearobm, 175 Pine after 5 p.m.j for Interview and de­ Street So. Windsor. Conn, split level T rooms, 1% baths, fire­ A REAL JEWEL office. Douglas Motors 333 Main. Trailers— Mobile Homes 6-.A tails. Lane Bus Line, Bralnard Place. FUTURE! MODERN 3 room unhimished erous sized bedrooms, living room signed, for luxury living—attached meals. .. , I . - ...... I St , exclusive Cheney Fabric I MANCHESTER Package Delivery, ROOMS TO RENT, also cabins place, range, oven, dishwuher, ■ ROOM RANCH—One-car garage, apartment, first floor, 865. MI with fireplace, dining room, attach­ tiled baths, built-lns, comer garage, 1<4 baths. 2 flreplsces, rec Dance Tonight 1955 31x8 PONTIAC Chief. Vernon aalissroom. In -Mancheater. Ml Light trucking and package dellv- If you’re faced with limit­ with efficiency Scranton Motel. 9-426S. ed garage. Looking for the real con­ garage, aluminum storms, high room, large porch, beautifully U.8. Shot to Moon Trailer Court Kellv Road MI 3-7322 Budget terms arranged. ery. Refrigerators, washers and ed earning potential In Call MI 9-0826 after 6. i location. Oply 817.300. Robert B fireplace, family room with cathe Bolton Grange will- sponsor a servative buyer, we price thle dral celling, city utilities, pallo, landscaped, In one of Mancheslet’s Look Your Loveliest 4-0235. Asking $1,495, ...... ------—:—-1 stove moving specialty. Folding ,vour present position, home at $14,900. Anderson Agmcy, JA 8-0139. most desired locations. A horn* round ,and square dance tonight Delayed Four Days SAM’S UPHOI.£TERY — Retired[ Qp||||.g fQ|. —wfJ^-0752 Help NOTICE ' wonldn't mind *qiustling” ROOM FOR genUeman near Mato Furnished Apartments fiS-A hot water oil heat. Excellent loca­ that has had Tl/C. begiiihtog at 8/ at the Community from the shop Cai, take care of ------^------a bit in order to gfSsa St., separate entrance, parking. BOLTON—8 room ranch with tion. trees galore. ------•e—wtif-be no admission all your upholstering needs at j THE AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO. i CXINNECTICUT registered licensed ZONING BOARD WAITED breezeway and garage, combina­ (ConUnued from Psgo Oss) EXPERIENCED $13,000 or $16,000, we'd MI 9-2961. THREE ROOM furnished apart­ charge but a collection to defray greet savmgs Call CH 2-2878. j Moving, packing, atorage. Agents practical nurse for 11-7 a.m. shift OF APPEALS like to hear from you. ment, first floor, all utiUUes, no Beechler'Smith tion windows, amaslte drive, expenses will be taken during the for Lyon.s Van IJnes Inc,, world in convale.scent home in Rock­ Variances — granted Part-Hrae—Mornings FURNISHED ix>om, light house­ children or pets, ample parking. wooded lot. Priced resllstleally at CHARLES LESPERANCE Lots For Sale 73 Ranger 8 la intended to take We’re the local agency of keeping, '(xmvenlent location, Resltors only 818.600, U A R ReaHy. MI evening, Arthur Plnney Jr. will wide movers. Free estimates, MI i ville. Tel. TR 5-4291. ____ Jack’s Atlantic Service, exten- a natlonaUy known sales 272 Main. call the square dances. closeup telcvisien piirtursa as it .3-519 OIL THUCK womaivbnly. MI 9-7969. MI 9-8952 MI 8-6969 3-2692, R. D. Murdock. MI *4472. MI 9-7620 B ZONE LOT 90x100 font, all utill. nears tha Moon, then detseh SR Building—Contracting 1 i WAITRESS WANTED for 8 daysislon limited repairer license, 706 organization. Some col­ V II I ... I II. .. I .1— ONE LARGE housekeeping room ties, center of town. Plans for PuMIfi Records DiMVER lege background prefer­ Warrantee Deeds: Leiwrence instrument psekag* wlilch is to weekly 9-5. Apply Comer Soda' Main St. --C" ■ "• WlUL' SHARE my 6 room apart­ suitable for oqe or two adults. VERNON'— Business and home, Manchester multiple dwelling included. $3,500. land on the surface and radio baok ADDITIONS, recreation rooms re- \ Painting—Papering 21 Shop, state Tl.eater Building Leon Bouchard, extension limit-1 Apply In Person red. No previous selling ment with woman, reasonable. MI Also, a 2-room housekeeping apart­ BIG DUTCH colonial in good sec­ latYe 40x40 building. Tongren MI 9-6544. Converse to Disiilel J. and Janet experience required. ' 9-9041. tion, IH baths, garage, extra lot. Agency, MI)-6331. Donovan, property in Knollwood. information on mooitquakos and modeling all iNmes of carpentry. ed repairer license, 288 West Mid. ment, both tumlshed. AU uUUties. SEVEN I.«OT8 with city water an(l meteor hit*. Nelson Higgins. Sn 4-1700. PAINTING AND paperhanging. Tpke. ! Write In confidence. We’ll Parking. 373 Main St. Quick sale wanted, excellent SUPERB Ludvig Berzins to George T. and Good clean workmanship gt rca COOPERATIVE respond promptly. NICE LARGE front room for gen­ value. Belfiore Agency, Ml 84121. CLEAN 3-famlly 44, double ga­ sewerage. Charles Lesperance MI Anita RIchall, property on Bolton Edgar Barracliffe. extension re- ■ tleman. Call after 6 p.m. MI rage, near bus, school, and shop­ 9-7520. BATHROOM.S tiled. remodeling, .snnable rates. 30 years In Man- INVITATION pairer license, 555 West Mid. Tpke. RANCHES Center, Rd. additions, recreation rooms, ail chestei, Raymond Fisks. MI Box K. Herald 9-4966. 21 Church Street. THREE LARGE rooms, hast, hot SIX ROOM ranch. $ year» old, ping. Call Discoe Agency, ' MI 9-9237 Ewald FriUschle, garage vari­ OIL COMPANY Bowers School, all rooms better 9-0426. Cuatom built .. With luxury extras types of carpentry Also, fall-out ROOM FOR lady or gentleman. water. Call PI 2-864S after 4 p.m. than avarage to slsa. entire baae- Suburban For Sale 75 Advertisement— shelters hiiili Call MI 9-4291 TO BID' ance. 159 High St. 816 BRO.AD STREET * bedrooms, 3 tile baths withlilall Stan’s Drive-In Barber Shop. Notice Sealed bids will be received at Kitchen privilegea, quiet. Inquire FURNIsraSD 3 room apartment, ment ftolahad off into largt family 154 /VERNON ST—Just a stone's Showers Living room with' raised ANDOVER—Seven room cape built John Deme. radio tower vari- 234 Charter Oak St., MI 3-8368, CH room. 4H% mortgage, priced for throw from Buckley School. 8 Route 44-A, Bolton. Ladles and WHAT DO YOU need? More room, the Office of the General Manager, Love Lane 8110 a month. Includes beat, hot hearth. Stainleaa steel link, built-'lns In 1720, Excellent for restoratlori Children’s Haircutting. Open $ 6-4788. water, electricity and gas, off quick sale, $lf.9M. PBUbriek ood-sized rooms in nice condi- including dlihwasher. *26,900. Call I'.v baths, outbuildings, thiee WE HAVE DAILY rec rooms or attics finished, addi- BOLTON NOTICE 41 Center Street. Manchester Con-; Manchester Service Center, sign Agency, MI 9-S464. Ion. Wall-to-wall cariieting, alum­ a.m. to 6 p.m. dally — closed Mon­ lions, storage cabinets hiiilt-lns, Porter St. Available immafUately. f Mr. Douton, MI 9-3111, MI 9-5306. acres only *13,900. T. J. Crockett, The Board of Tax Review of the ; 24 Windsor St, MI 3-6940. inum combination storms and ResUor, MI 8-1577. days. ^ bookca.se. ceramic tile bath, for­ Town of Bolton will he In ^ for Tree Remo a (. I Above will be effective— FURNISHED ROOM for rent. ’Tel. MANCHESTER—4 bedroom home, screens, economical oil heat, city 4 Bedrooma. Well planned spacious DELIVERY TO THI mica counters If you have a leaky at the Tow-n Hall on the following' MI 3-4664. excellent cluaet and storage space, Manchester Evening Heraki Bol­ roof or a house io build, call us Bid forma and specifications are Jan. 22, 1962. MANCHESTER--OPEN HOUSE TWO ROOM furnished apartment. utilities, assumable mortgage. home, 2 baths. Double garage. Nice dates Heated. Bedroom act. kitchen set, large, enclosed porch. 3-car ga­ Aiking 814,900. Elva Tyler, Real­ location, K acre country lot. Ask­ __ Wantt^—Real'EBtate 77 ton correepondenl, Grace McDer­ and I m sure we ran help voii. Ml Thiiradav, .Kebniarv 1 available at the Controller’s Of- Notice filed in office of Town ' PUCASANT warm room, separate rage, $i9.700 PhiibriCn Agency, l o HELP! bUE to many recent aales, mott, telephone Mitchell 3-6566. fice, 66 Center Street, Manchester, Clerk—Jsn. 18, 1962 entrance, kitchen pri'vUegese If refrigerator. Gaa„range,.fraa elec­ tor. MI 9-4469, MI 9-5051 ing 818.900. Call Mrs. Oambertairi, BOLTON 3 6352 after .5 p m 1 P.M, to 9 P.M. TOMORROW 2 to 5 PJM. tricity, gaa. Low rent. Adults. Ap­ MI 9-8093. TR 5-4659. MI 9-5506. our listings sre low. Buyers sre Connectictit. Zoning Board of Appeals' ilesired, parking. MI 3-4724. MANCHESTER—Beautiful 6 room waiting for all types of property. .Ratiirdav. Fehniarv 10 T05VN OF MANCHESTER, Daniel L. Hair. ply Apt. 4, 10 Depot Square. MANCHESTER —5H room borne 9 A M. to 5 P.M. I Acting Chairman j LELAND DRIVE (Off Keenoy StrMt) TWO FURNISHED rooms w

. 1962 at 9.00 up, 3 rooms dbwil, full bascmant, exactly what the owner paid fbr It. est value. H. J. Bradley, MI 8-7379. t2Vi-26’.i PM, on proposed additional appro­ in session at the Municipal Build­ TWIN OR single room, home privi­ PLUMBINQ 5591-N ing, in the Hearing Room, on the leges. MI 9-«in. Ideal for beauty aaioo, $U Caa- execUeht heating system. If you BOLTON—Gharming modem Cape, This graceful afternoon st.vie is priations a.s foliow.e; want privacy plua, look this over. featuring 3 spacious bedrooms, MANCHESTER To the Parking Meter Budget foKbwing da.vs during the month of tar St, off attest paridng, aeaM, i.4IGiI Notice Wafer Heaters Ide^ for .vour busy afternoon pro­ vou either crochet February 1962. Excellent value for $18,300. T. J. plua extra bath and bedroom par­ AT A POUnr OF PRORATK hfM it ' 1961-62. for acquisition of ad­ newly decorated, raasooabla rent Crockett, Realtor, MI $-1677. 6 very clean rooma, fireplace, gram from, now right through the you can make thus 'wonder' dress ! Fetiruarv Ird. Saturday FURNISHED ROOM near Main St. tially completed, fireplace in liv­ V»'rnoti. wilhin and tor thp Oialrif’t 'il HEATING warm weather. Add a Uny bow j for the young lady. One skirt ditions! off.street parking 9 Hazel St. MI 9-3170. ing roOm, large beautiful high hatchway, and a nice sized kitchen Kllirurton. Oiiintv of Tolland. o( | Humidifiers area...... $28.00() : 2 -4 P.M. J. D. REALTY MANCHESTER Suburbs—Two-fam- on a qutot street is what makea (•onn^cllrul. on ib^ JRih day of ; and a touch of contrast. ' Rev-' two blou.se.s- and presto, a party Your choice of a . . . wooded lot, secltiaion yet conven­ 1M2. In he financed from t)ie un­ SINOLE PR double rooms, private 470 Mato S t MI $-6139 Uy ranch 6-4, two f u m a ^ , ga- this a fine buy. This home has a Dehumidifiers sample, too. or clas.sroom dre.s.s! Simpl.v nbbon- ?>liruarv 5th, Monday ■A 4 Bedroom Center Hall Colonial. IH baths. rags, completely modem. tremeO' ient to schools, stores snd park­ Proant,. Hun. Tliornaa F. KrtOy. AIR CONDITIONING No. 8283 with Pall-O-Rama i.s lace either hIou.se lo the skirt! appropriate,d atirplua of the ! 2-4 P.M. entrance, free pariUng, bath, way. .Asking only $17,000. Please eute picket fence aurrounding the Ju d f# . I In sizes 14'v. 16'j, IS’s.i Pattern .Vo .5.391-N ha.s crochet Parking Meter Fund. * 7 Room Split Level (nearly ftnlthed), large rec room, kltchei closets and storage, best location. EXCELLENT STORE ior anv buaL doU( opportunity. Only $19,600. oversized lof. Quality, plenty of EaUte of Ida Schania. lata of V^moti, ■ Air Cleaners j Feliruarv 6th, Tuesday built-tos, 2 baths. Carlton W. jautchtot, MI 941S3. call Jannett Lange. ACmdomy In said Diatrkt, droeasffd. | 20'i. 22'j, 24'7. 26'7 Bu.sl 33 and knirtdirections .sizes 4. 6. 9 To the General Fund Budget you hoti't Gentlemen only. MI 9-4309 alter aeaa or oOica. apartauat iaetufi- 64340 Or the Wellea Agency, PI living area, and within walking dis­ Upon (hff ap p lk atlo n of (hn Adminta* 1961-62. Board of Direcloia. : 2-4 P.M, A 6 Room Ranch, kitchen built-ins, 2 baths. 2-car garage. S:I0 p.m. ed..47$ Mato n . Ml S4W. $4. tance to stores and buses. This tra to r of Dip atala of aald d^c^aa^^d for Heat Pumps to 47. Size 14'i. 35 bu-st. .5 1-4 ! inclusive. MANCHESTER — I960 American 3-7*66. an ord^r to rompromlaa a r#rtain ! yard* of 35-inch: 1-4 yard con- To order, send 3.V in coins lo; . for the expenses of Redevelop­ All per.sons claiming to tie ag- A Stx Room Ranch, kitchen built-lns, Iti batha, garage. Crtonial, l$x38 living room, knotty could be the home for you. doubtful and dlapuiM claim aealnht i ment Agenc.v ...... $1,500 I grieved by the doing of the Asses- John Ponticelli and Sons FTminSHED ROOMS^ complete tra-sL Anne Cabot. Tlve Manchester AH with fireplaces; $4 acre lots; city water. light housekertitog fsciUtles. Cca- STORE FOR rant. 3M N. Mato SL pine recreation room, bar, bandy R ichard C. leiikaaiffm’aki. F ran k LuKa- ' Watet Pumps WILLIAMS To order, sgnd 35c In coins to--- Evening Herald. 11.50 AVE. OF, to he financed from revemirs sors of the Town of Manchester, ‘ build your now homo this yoor! location. Only'$l7,90~ JACK J. LAPPEN AGENCY alavakl and Moaoa Klotar. aa p#‘r ; ' received 1961-62 in* excess o f- Conn, arid those requiring adjust- . trsily located. Children accepted— MI $433$, $4. BOLTON' 8 Bissell St. llcatlon on flla tn o tf fully app^ara it la ' Sus Bumeit. The Manchester AMERICAS. NE5V YORK S6» N. manning to boild to 1962? See ns—^We have the RNOW HOW, (Directloiu; Hartiord Road to Bridge Street, Umlted. Mr$. Drder In a nawanapar havlnf a tlr-; Bath Rooms Don’t miss the spring A summer '62 Album filled with lovely de­ ComiMtlcut Edgar H. Clarke. 176 If AIN STREET—MI t-llOS 31$ c h a r t e r OAK ST. SmaU $M A U . STORE Or aOco V* Mato ancloaed tneezsway, attadstd g^ oqiancy. rulattnn In aald Probata Dlatrlct on or j Kaown fer Quality Pregoeta aad BsivIm *62 Issue of our pattern mag^ne. signs. a needlework etltch section Dated at Manchester, Connects Secretary Phono Ml 9.9515 room suitable tor gentleman. Pri' S t Nlea locauoa. Vary ales bMida rags, landaeaped yard flxlM. VERNOft'—* room ranch, aaauma bafora January )fHh. HM3 and ratum BELFIORE A G E N C Y m sk a to thia C ourt of tha notica tr^Tati. I Basla Fashion. Send 50c tor copy. and free patterns. cut this 15th day of January, 1962T EdwaM J. Dupra vats antranes, $$ weekly. MI parUag la rear. CaU MI Marion E. RoMitaen, Realtor, Ml aMNrtgaga, $1,700 down. By Older ef the Court ' 141 Bread St- l^paehsatnv-Jtl 9-AStt 1 ■ , / S-44S1. MI $-jra. Aganey, MI $-$$31. XUSTK V . N*FT, Clerk. i- ' \ ■;4- it ’

!e k ’ A A-' SATURDAY, JANUARY 20.. 19«S ‘"■t' ■ iK^fapBtifr lEmnittg Hfralli •ru Tow n Heard Along Main Street Hospital Notes Injuries Slight D m data ot tlw anauml meetinc In Two Crashes ef OHtter OoBgrmUoiua Oiurch And on Some of lUanchester*$ Side Street*, Too Visiting koatii an't to 8 pan. for an areas, eKeept matomlto, Business Bodies to SinMtojr, Jut. SC at 8 p.m., not Who Says 1 Waa where they a n 9 to 4tM aad 8:99 Two 2-dar aoeldsnU yesterday, Jan. n aa pxavtoualy announced. fdrove them into the TV studio. to 8 lunu; and private roens one late ta the motntag eM the Errata — misprints or misstate They made It with about two min­ when Hiey an 19 sjn. to 8 'pm. J01N8 TIEBMEY fTork district salei office in 1046,ftoat year Iw Robert Parlette, for­ second at 11:45 pjn., bnoght one Hainbgw to arrest and slight injuries to two totUiwA______Monday ] at 7:80 pjn. at printed bugs all thoui who com Not content with that, the man In patleats rooms. No more , than Dr., has returned to the undertak- sitlons in sales training. to become the manager of the new persons, ■ tha Maaonio T^tople. Mrs. Grace mit them. The real sufferer, hoW' ^ t In touem with his office, using two visitors at om tfam per tag business. Joining the John F. Davidson k Leventhal, women’s Richard Gutnmer, 67, of 49 MS' Pitkin will speak on a^rly Ameri­ ever, to the victim. car ra41o-phed peal- Marine Pfo. tnmUam E. Hasel- the press, after the name of Con­ Indian Giver George Olsaver, 49 Wolto-St.; ’Tim­ Paint Salesmen’s Club, Inc. at a tion on Lawton Rd. and was struck ton, aOB of Mrs. Edna Brown, 160 gressman Horace Seely-Brown, Re­ Bearing gifts of peanut brittle othy Vincent, 29 Fsirview 8t.; Mrs. luncheon meeting held at the Stat- by a southbound Vernon S t ve­ and toffee kisses, John Baldyga of ler Hilton, Hartford. Bissall - St., to serving with the publican representative from the the Manchester Police Department Eleanor Goss, 60 W.' Center S t; hicle driven by Mrs. EUlsabeth P. Ihlrd Marine Aircraft Wing at El state’s Second Congressional'Dto terly this week visited a friend at Mrs. June Sperry, .2684 Ellington Today he Is addressing members Wilkinson of Vamon. Outsmer’s Toro Marine Corps Air Station, trict. It says In part that the Manchester Memorial Hospital. Rd., Wsiqf>lng; Cynthia Perkihs, of the .Palntii^; and Decorating wife, Aldea, received a slight eon- Santa Ana, Calif. Congressman was a “delegate to The friend, William Leister, cus­ 196 Henry S t; Bonnie Wlghtman, Contractors of America, Connecti­ ouasion and contusions on her right the Democratic State conventions todian at police headquarters, was 178 LydaU S t; Mrs. Mlrtom De cut Coimcll, Inc., who are holding side and was later treated fagr a in 1938,19i0 and 1946” but that in Lude, RFD 2, Manchester; Mrs their 56th annual convention at the local physician at the home of her l a rasBdshlp CSrcle, Salvation recovering from minor surgery Statler. •• Army, will meet Monday at 7:4S 1946 he was "elected to the 80th . . . he had his teeth removed. Vera Delia Fera, 90 Park St.; Mrs. daughter Mrs. Dorothy Ouster at pjn. a t the church for a service Congress as a Republican.” Elizabeth Kuzmik, 15 M t Nebo /Kenway, ,who is the Connecticut 190 Summit St. program. Hoatessea will be Mrs Needles tO say the Congressman It’s a Wise Child . . . PI.; George BarroW, 85 Ferguson aalesman for Minnesota Mining A The Gutnmer car had slight dam­ Peter Stevenson and Mrs. Carl has asked for an appropriate cor­ ’The telephone rang at 7:4S am', Rd.; Mrs. Valda McLean, M B ar^ Manufacturing Co., of 8t^. PauL age to the left front fender and the Cartoon. rection in the 8rst revision of the and the • 13-year-old scion of the Rd.; Mrs. Veronica Cannarelto, Minn., is marriSd and hie and hi^’ Wilkinson car had right front hood 1,848-page volume “having been Hartford; Gall Cusson, 2 Lock- wife have four children. dam an. Both ears continued on. house answered since Mom was in wood• S t; Timothy Asssowvsa^, r.yjAVJ, Foley, Hart < The Soroptimtot Club will hold never a Democrat, but always a the shower. : Patrolman Richard ’niuraton in­ Republican.” ford; Mrs. Dorothy L a th ^ , 266 PROMOTED vestigated, Gutnmer was ordered a program meeting Monday at 7:80 The caller asked for Mom, pf Henry St.; Robert H. Trewhella Of 108 Bol­ pm . a t the home of Mrs. Harry It it’s any solace, the Congress­ course. ■ Mrs. Jiilia Schwaito, to appear ta Circuit Court 12, Man- man can be happy his name was “Can you take that phone- Hebron. ton St., manager of the South cherier, Feb. 5. Fraser, 192 Hartford Rd. Mem­ BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A Windsor Branch of the East.,Hart- bers may bring a guest to the spelled correctly which, according call?” Barry J. McCormack, 19, of 118 to legend, is the only absolute de­ “I guess so," Mom answered. daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Adrien ford Federal Savings k Loan As­ meeting. Christian, Broad Brook; a d au ^- Lockwood St., received minor mand Broadway celebrities make Who is lt?’i: sociation, has been named as- bumps and bruises late last ifight of those prone to commit errata. The youngster hesiUted, “He ter to Mr. and' Mrs. Leo Dand- The East Hartford Art League eneau, 61'Moree Rd.; a daughter to when his car collided with a second will meet ’Ihursday at 8 p.m. at knows me . . . sounds like some­ vehicle driven ^ Mra Shirley Friend, Indeed! . body at your office.” • Mr. and Mra John Morisnos, 6 Black of South Windsor. Veteran'a Memorial Clubhouse, A Tolland woman managed to When Mom picked up the sec­ Sam Green Rd., Coventry; twin Sunset Ridge, East Hartford. Mrs. daughters td Mr. and Mrs. WiUism Both vehicles, after coming from get her five charges to the Ranger ond floor extension, the caller Walter C. Reed Nora Addy Dmhe of Coventry will Andy TV Show in Hartford Mon­ turned out to be the man of the Hanrahan, ’Thompsonvllle; a son John J. Cratty Jr. opposite directions on Mata 8L, jgive demonstrations on water to Mr. and Mjrs. J : ^ Hawthorns, hrul Just passed the rotary at the Colors and comment privately on day, but not without considerable house, and the young eavesdrop­ manager, of the. Fair, comes from trouble. per downstairs gasped: 513 Main St. School. After a tour of duty with the Davidson and Leventhal store Center and were both headed west paintingsU i l | ( 0 broughtUiUlA^ssa, inass by members*1 I'V.* The five girl scouts from Tolland “I didn’t know it was you!” BIRTH ’TODAY: A «oh to Mr. the U.8. Army during World War ta New Britata after 29 years in on Center St. The left side of the Mrs.___ RitaRiU Betko~ and ■-her------commit“ and Mrs. Amtram ’Trauber, Cov­ n, in 1946 he attended the New McCormack car struck the right tee will servo refreshments. were scheduled to a) pear on the retailing ta women’s, apparel. He 4 p.m. program and had to make Promise Kept entry. York School of SmlMiming and becomes manager of the Fhlr this side of the Black car, the impact a 3:46 deadline. Everything went The woman who waa promised a DISCHARGED YESTERDAY Restorative Art for one year, af­ month. forcing the McCormick car to veer along fine despite the flooding telephone call the day after Christ­ Mrs. Vera Anderson, Etost Hart­ ter which he waa employed by the The new officers will serve one- off into a iitUity pole. McCor­ ford; Mrs; Glenjrth Ctodwlck, Cov­ Aheam Funeral Homes in Hart­ mick’s vehicle was towed away MANCHESTER JAYCEB8 rains which fell. mas and still hadn’t received it a year terms and will formulats week today flnaUy got it. entry; Walter Connor, RFD 2, ford and Bast Hartford for some several retail promotions during with extensive damage to the left PRESENT THE But when the woman got near ago RockvUIe; Anton Michalak, East thres years. He haa also been Asso^ front and rear, and right front the East Hartford Motel on the Thar waa the story about the elated with the T. P. Holloran FU' the coming year for area shop­ Wilbur Cross Highway, her car woman who returned to her car JHartford; Horry Jenkins, 804 Au­ pers. end damage. The Black vehicle FOOTBALL GIANTS broke down. In the midst of the tumn St.; Earl Klbbe Jr., 11 Vine neral Home at 175 Center St,, with right front and right near after a Shopping spree, found a St; John Adamy, 197 Eldridge prior to a recent position with the fender damage continued on. No (I960 SEASON) downpour she set out for the mo dent in the car fender and a note BRIEFS tel to make a phone call. She ad­ S t; Mrs. Ann Phelps, Stafford- American Express Co. Miss Margaret Kompanlk of 126 arresU- were made. Patrolman on the windshield. ’The person who viUe; Alexander BIssett, Mansfield Clarence Heritage to tavesUgattar AN HOUR LONG FILM mits, however, that she does not acknowledged llabUlty said she had MAN OF YEAR Lyness St. yesterday celebrated the accident. TO BE SHOWN know how a phone call to anyone Jotted down the license number Depot; Alfred Vennard, 184 HoUto- ])er 25th year with the Connecti­ could have made It possible for her and would call, since she couldn’t ter St.; Mrs. Vivian Briggs, 278 Thomas J. Wolff of Vernon, cut Gene:^ Life Insurtince Co. MONDAY. JAN. 22 to make it to the show on time. wait any longer. Burnham St.; Victor Meyers, 9 head of the Thomas J. Wolff In­ She is an underwrltsr ta the 8:00 PJW. Dozens of cars whizzed by as Hendee Rd.; Peter MacDonald, surance Agency in Rockville, haa firm’s accident department. la st Sunday the call waa made, East Hartford; Mrs. Ann Dries- been named “Man of the Year” at Manchester Country Club she crossed to the south side of and the wolnan said She had lost Robhrt H. Trewhella the highway, but no one took no­ bach and daughter, 86 Croft Dr.; thd recent annual meeting of the I '• All Toung Men Between the license number and waa try­ Mrs. Janet Moore and daughter, Jimmy Morianos, senior part­ tice of her predicament—except ing to flgure out a way to solve Hartford Agency of the Aetna Bistant secretary of the that fl- ner ta the Three J ’s Restaurant ta The Ages Of 81 to 8S one Manchester businessnum. Windham Rd., Glastonbury; Mrs. Ufe Insuiwice Co. Are Invited her mystery when her mother- Marise Browning and son, IS 8. nanlcal Arm. Bolton, marked hia ninth year kt MfESTOWM He stopped Just beyond her on in-law saw Heard Along’s item. Wolff, who haa won the award The announcement, made this the site on Jan. 15. Morianos, who PHARMACY ■ ! Alton St.; Mrs. Norma Osuna and for five consecutive years, waa m ike his trip toward Manchester, back­ The damage has been repaired— daughter, 149 Loomis St. ^ week by President Raymond L. resides at 15 Lllley St., Manches­ 489 Hartford Rd.—MI 6-994fl ed up, and asked if he could help. and paid for. also fourth leading agent of Miller, was one of six promotions ter, also has two sons in the buai- She asked him to get to a phone y f Aetna’s entire kales organization given by the firm. nSss — John and Anthony Mori­ To mflintain oor eontinnity for her; but when he learned B-r-aw-aw! B-r-aw-aw! in the United States, which auto­ Trewhella Joined the Arm in 1966 anos. The alder Morianos, a na-. about the TV deadline, he took When aaked if her ate-month-old Young Democrats matically makds him an officer of after spending a year ta the em­ tlve of Greece, hSs been ta - the of nedical Mrvico wa ara command. sister could talk, a three-year-old the Aetna’s Ufe Leaders Club. * ployment of the Hartford National restaurant business since 1928. He drove around to the west­ replied, "No, but she has a nice To Meet l uesday Bank k Trust Co. bound lane, directed the stranded cry.” DECLARES DIVIDEND A graduate of the Loomis January membership ta Pratt k Open All Day passengers into his own car and A Non. The Young Democrats of Man­ The Board of Directors of the School. Trewhella later received Whitney A lnraft’s Quarter Cen­ Hamilton Standard Federal Credit his bachelor of eclence degree in tury Club has . increased by four SUNDAY chester will meet ’Tuesday at 8 Union, at its regular meeting last Business . Admtatatration from area members. Francis S. SelMe m a y p.m. In Mott's Auditorium on E. Monday, declared a dividend of S Babson institute in 1964. of 20 Sunset Lan^ Bolton, gen­ kttAe' MID-WINTER Game Nighl Set Center St., Atty. David Barry, per cent to 'all saving members of He is married to the former Gall Warnei eral foreman ta area IV, Joined the For On president of the club, said today. record on Dec. 31, 1961, and an ad­ Cowles and the couples have one club on Jan. 4; Anthony C. Amato Specials B y ditional 25 per eent interest rebate eventag “ B’naiB’rith' The three Democratic town di­ girl, Ruth. He to vice president of of 60 Hilltop Dr., an accounting aetworl ON rectors wUl give reporU on the was granted to borrowers. Divid­ the Manchester Young Republican supervisor,' Jan. 5; Carl K. Lepak TUNE TEASERS end distribution will total 9240,- la th V/ONOEWUl- Ben Ezra Chapter of B’nal B’rith programs they have been pushing Club, treasurer and director of of 105 Norman St., boring ma­ OuggM AWNINGS plans s game night 'Tuesday at during recent months. 000. Borrowers will receive a total the South Wtadeor Rotary Club, chine operator ta D97< Jan. 7; and POR vaiCHENS Director Ted Powell has been 9116.503.36. asGeoi AND ' 8:30 at Temple Beth Sholom. a member of the East Hartford John Wiecek of 88 Delmont 8L, eatod ] ^ H o n d U O o . . scUve In trying to speed the es­ John J. Hutchinson, 113 Helaine Jaycees, and attends Center engineering foreman, Jan. 15. A one-act play, enUtled ’The tablishment of a community col­ Rd., treasurer and general man­ Church. ‘ deen, w CANOPIES ager of the union, said that this Spike Wallace Bridgett B’rith In­ lege. Director Francis Mahoney Mrs. Geraldta Roberts Bleu CALL has Bupported the idea of a fire­ Is the highest dividend ever paid HEADS ASSOCIA'nON terview,” will be presented before house in the Manchester Green to its members since organization (Mias Gerry) has returned to ^AR^ J. GOniER the gamea Members of the cast area, and Director WllUam COUlns ta 1952. Walter C. Reed of 68 Leland Dr., Manchester'after an extended ab­ FLCMBINO and HEATINO BILL TUNSKY are Mrs. Stephen Sherman and wants meetings with the town’s 11:0 1961 report ended Deic. 31 manager of the W. T. Grant Park- sence and to now associated with Mrs. Max Zucker. ade stcre since 1954, has been Julia'Borst at BtlUe’a Bea'uty 171 Union SL, BoelcvUle Ml 9-9095 garbage contractor to Improve the shows loans outstanding ,«t' 94,- elected president of the Manches­ Phone IB 5-47M Free Estimates—Etosy Terms Members' will be given script collection service. 423,936.24, shares at 96,240,004.10, Shop at 22 Depot Sq. money for playing bingo, pokeno, total aseto at 96,906,603.13, and ter • Parksde Merchant’s Associa­ twenty-one and roulette. earning rft 9417,348.62. Hutchin­ tion S t their annual meeting held DIAL Mrs. Adolph Snyder is gensfal son stated that net income for 1961 this week. chairman of the evening, assisted was 9585,012.26. an all Umo high. Other officers elected included 1230 by Mrs. Douglas Baskin, Mrs. Irv­ Grange Notes Other credit union officers who Michael Dworkta, manager of Llg- FREE OaiVERY 5 A.M. to 10 A.M. ing Handler, Mrs. Maurice Pass, get Drug, vice president; Harry TH€ ARMY AND NAVY reside In Manchester Include Cohen, new manager of the Fair, We Will Deliver Anything Mrs. Robert Schwartz, Mrs. Sey­ Pomona AcUvltlea Francis B. Breen of 26 Foxcroft mour Schneider and Mrz. Maurice Dr., proaidont. and Hugh Clark of treasurer; and Lyle E. Staniutrd, ARTHUR’S Snyder. Jan. 23—Hlltotown Grange, 8 manager of Endlcott Johnson, sec­ p.m.. Public Monte-Carlo whist, 18 Wellman Rd., director. retary. MI 9-1505 WINF refreshments served. The ‘ pro­ R e ^ takes over the post held ceeds will be donated to the Hart­ GETS FORD POST ford Association for Retarded Frank E. Zimmerman, a riative Children. of Manchester, has be^jn appointed, NGOAND THE OFFICE OF ’Jan. 26—Hlllstown Grange, ■ 8 car marketl^ manager for ^rd p.m., ’’Let’a Travel Around.” At Division of ^ r d Motor Co. Zim­ DANCIN6 EVERY SATURDAY NI8HT DR. C. S. OSOSKI 6:30 the men’s competitive team merman succeeds Richard A. God­ will serve dinner to the ladies’ team frey who was recently appointed ^ FI 8 O'CLOCK CHIROPRACTOR aa a forfeit; Coventry Grange, 8 district sales manager for the PRESCRIPTIONS p.m., Public pinochle party, prizes Newark district. IS NOW LOCATED awarded and refreshments served. For the past year Zimmerman Jan. 26—Bolton Giange, Com­ had been sales training director on AT munity Hall, 8 p.m., “80th”, Hllto­ the company’s marketing staff, / • town. Juvenile Grange, 7 p.m.. rwUng the actlviUes of Ford’s six 9-9814 ^ MIDDLE TPKE. "Youth Night,”avigtiv, The AilO Youth XULlUl L./OIU*Com nisrkettag institutes. Previously, DEUViat mlttee of the subordinate grange he had been car sales promotion MI 3-6856 will present the program. Now and training manager for FOrd Di­ password will be communlcsted. vision. Ho Joined Ford In 1945 as a stu­ PINE PHARMACY THE SALVATION ARMY dent engineer ta the Rouge plant; 664 CENTER STREET—OORNER OF ADAMS transferred to Ford Dlvlzlon’s New Police 4rrests Drying clothes -SUNDAY SCHOOL- COMMERCIAL Howard T. MoConnell, M. of 222 it oosy today... **Reacliinfi and Teaching for C hrut' AND Hilliard St, yesterday afternoon Visit A Bible-Centered Class This Week was charged with being Intoxicat­ Fitting children*s shoes is a specialty at Leonard*s: Discover The Warmth Of Christian Fellowship Awaiting You. INDUSTRIAL ed and evasion of a taxi fa». Mc­ “■*" * ” 661 MAIN S-TREET Connell earlier had hailed a cab at Yes, Mothers and Dads oo,we do know how. a downtown restaiu’ant to go to PAINTING the North End, police said. He Insurance Coverage For left the cab without paying, got “Oompleto Una Your Proteettoh into another cab, whose driver Of Oorreetlve 9100,000 Compensation knew of his taxi fare evasion, and Shoea” , waa turned over to police. McCon­ Poll “ Parrot Quoiity Guordtan MointMionc* At 9300.000 PnbUo LiabUlty nell has posted a 960 bond while Your Doctor’s 926.000 Property Damage PreaoriptloM awaiting appearance in court on FlUed VYItb Cara PAUL DODGE PONTIAC, INC. EstabUshed 1915 Monday. 49 Years Of Service '•irr! South h a u e d Patent* YYM. DICKSON Montgomery. Ala. — The Con- Unusual tire wear may federate States Issued 266 patents. « SHOES to*t homo hooting mean your car’s wheels A SON The .first, in 1861, wsjb for a breech- are out of line. If so, we can Phene MI 9-0920 9un- In the North some 881 MAIN $1 o u r w o v l fix that in a jifi^. Using 6.000 patents- were issued during the latest, most scientific the Civil War. * AaAMCHfSTER You get premiuB'qnality equipment, we’ll rotate, If obilheat with RT-99. . . tha balance, and align your most complatoly eSsetivu fu^ wheels. See ue now. eO additive ta use today. And TIRE OM.Y yon get prmniuia tarries. Ao- tomatle delivertos.. ..abet- Soecial PRONT-KNO CHECK \' • t e AA ’*^***D. ALWNUOIT anead paymairt ptoa aad many 915.00 (MminiM) latradaHiHg OUmt aatras darignad to atoha fo r the hoBM baatiBg rssOy sosg. WEAR IS YOUR SIGN TO SEE US Our Ntw SenriN Statioi Mauagir MobilhocitiMa The above special is good TIREO-OIIT executiYe from January 22 thru Many ’’TIRED-OUT’’ execuUvos of busi­ January 27. ness and industry have diacovered the Frank VetKeslau Colonnadea as the paradise of their Frank Invites hto many friends to stop In and s e a him At - dreams. Here to the casual, carefree life C h e s te r OMmobUe Motor Bales. v o tm SASSTY H B A eouA im aie that makes a relaxing vacation. You’ll be^ W E GIVE como rejuvenatedid wito our excellent . serv-my- ice,. superb ae^onunodations and dellctoua PROVIDING TN€ REST IN GREEN STAMPS REPAIRS ON ALL AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS cuisine. Directly on the AtlanUc Ocean LUIRICATION SmVICE . . . with 825'faet of wide, private beach. Write Dept I for free color fold­ it^fC Qrecn Stamps ghren with Inbrioationa r TOP VALUE ffTAMPS I er or aee your travel agent aad gasoUae sales. " MOHAITY GIVEN ON ALL REPAIRS • OPEN DAlLY—7 A.M. to 9 P.M. a l so on NE>V ANb USED CARS I SUNDAYS—8 AJM. to 1 PJM. BlOTHERS L M l 3 -5 13 5 MANCHESTER OLDSMOBILE c«Mw Sf. PAUL DODGeT o NTIAMNC. lonnades HOTEL MOTOR SALES 878 MAIN STREET—MI 9-2881 FAUN BCACH SMOIIIN , 612 WEST CENTER ST,*>4a S4511 rsBeadt Florida * PhOM PuiEl VI4«Z1 ti ^ead Herald AdYfe

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By WABO OANMBL i N a “5 5 n k heaven you're homSi" the urgent Voice hreathee Into- the phone. Can you gat over here by noonf We nmd a talking pencil..." With minor variations,.this des­ perate little scene Is- played at east 150 Umee p day ia this des­ perate town, and prrtmbly another ISO times here and there acroae the nation. F o r o f aU the v ita l |aba In the economy today, few are n^ora.lm- rtant than easting director In / commercials—eepinjially aaera- days when more pencils talk, more coffee cups sing and more troila demonatrate products thsff ever before. It's no Joke. Msdison Avenue men sotor im as soon es the topic la opened. With clients spending upwards of. gOO.OOO fo r eight SO- second commeroials today, it is ter^ ribly important that a pencil and not like a lampshade or » eoeker :^>aniel. > . ABawAwK* Most commercials pre a grcwip enterprise, involving Hlant, writer, her. with a tone of enay huftiarity, let. compoaer, market reaearch- if it’s to be « mechanical pencil or etc. -And the trend today ia to­ a wooden ona. • round pencil or ward a combination eC enintatlon one with aides, a pencil with ■■ to captivate the viewer end live eraser or one without. M M t I t e m m T V fMnily, tiM Roaw, MT Wanwr Braa aaoMdy awrUM, **RoM»Tfar On« ICora.” photography ■ to make Ms mouth "She has no more idea thail yod *tmm OuggtM Mtd Facnr MeCay play paranta aC the family- which keepa greerlng aa hawieleaa Mda water for the product. With the of what a pencil talks Uka. But oneo Xoupgattfa am Rmiaia D «^ •, -Jimmy Balt4.~ U , who ia iimt outalder adopted, .Cferd necessary confereneas and otant you’ve helped her think it ihroagji, lik^ Tnnethy Rooney, 14, aad Anna Capri, Id, and the dad. Ttaa«p. approval, it ggperally takes .three you uauaily gat the part." to eight monuM to ^ words and Under thaae olreumstancee, IVb picture approved. not aurprifing that most of the of fim, flaunts the theory that vatoap hr tb* 800-odd TV eooe-. *Roo0ai for One More’ chiidiw and dogs always stml A t tMa point,' it ia turned over merekda now on the air are dona scones from an adult petformor. to the caating director to dnd the iiy about « dosen netort. Several ha. 1W3 shg Is aehieving initial TV of the caating paopla queriad'bff stardom In "RAom For One MoiW* This specialist is uaeaHy a this laporter say they seldom eaU I New Comedy Series in which she iplda her own wlHi -woman, generally with easting aa- m ore’ than Sva or 10 sA ora to four ohildren and a canine oome- perlaaee dating bade to radia ai|dttlan — sad often only two- or r i; , ■ , ■------dian, named Tramp. And in her soap operadem and, Hka Md three. n^Dywood-^ height m m entryWaddHipna to -their lively famUy, .steliar fUm bow in “LsUl: A DegT Tren ^ oon aid en M y' o ver 3S. A man like Bwift wilt frequent­ la me" 18# aweepatakea ia with 'amusing and poignant re­ she vies with .n tadentad oolite and Her Job la to k m m who'a wb* ly be the only one ealed and wiR Wama^ Aroa.’ ndlicki^ “Room sults. child actrem Angela CartVrrtgfat. in albllBBta avarywhers from New I^ay all the voices on one eons- Tork to BhnywDod. Her pay: bo- Vor Onh Xore;'*'delmting Saturday “Room Ftor One Xom” Is based Misa McCay received her early meicMU ending the flacal year with aren bic, 8T, •over Hie A B C -T V on. the beat selling true stoiy by train in g in- off-B road w ay produc- tw eeA $300 u d 8400 a week. And a fa t 1300,000 in recording fees and BetWoA...... - Anna Perrott-Roee about her own tiona and in a dally TV eoap opera, aa aha has tha power to award residual paymenta for each tinea "Love of Life." smaU parts that can earn actors In tUa half-hour eomedy Andrew brood Of children. In 19S2 the the commercial hM been played. Flip, smallest member of tbs thousands Of doUara aha la' oCtan Once the east has bam pMied 0H #ah and Peggy ICcCay co-star book Was adapted into a successful very pdpular. da Oeorga and Anna Rose, abphlatl- family, is played hy Ronnie Dapo, for the jdb, it is than a sim ^ moUon picture with Gary Grant But as he is employed by in ad- eatad young parents of. four cbil- and Betsy Drake as the sUrs. a 8-year-old bundle of peraonallty from Pontiac, Mich. His parents vertlstag agency, she ig alao often (ConHailed on Page Thren) dean, iriio oftm aoqtilm temporary Andrew- Duggan credits his own very tainMUra. two active youngsters with a siae- dftcided to bring Ronnie to Holly­ wood when everyone kept saytng, "So," aajw eminently aucooMitil able assist In helping him in hie commercial voice Alien Swift, "it . " " ...... "I realistic - patiemal portrayal In "He's so cute he should be in pic KPOBTS PAGE tures.” Warner Proa, agreod and is your Job as an actor to make her ’'Room For One More." In his wal­ fe e l aeburO. -You do this in several _ 8ATDBBAT. MM. Mlb let he now kee|>s photos of both signed Ronnie to a contract. His w ^ . " IxM Praf sailaasi hiwMto • - first film iple was that of Rich­ latldh Sparta W hla real and TV family. The «- First, Swift aays,.,if you’re d new­ S:M Weiaaa'a Major Aaagna foot-S actor came to Hollywood ard Conte's son in "Ocean's Elev- comer you make her rest easy by Bawhaa to via the Broadway_gtag4. He pre­ letting her know of your credits liW NBA Pra BaahatbaB Oaaia Ten-year-ojd Carol Nicholson ia n . H ^laK iek viously starred in the "Bourbon the previous jobs you've had. » Detroit. Platona va Phlladel^is Street Beat” TV series and will cast as Laurie. Born In Los An­ "If yod don't have any, you make Warriors. ELECTRONICS be seen in two coming motion pic­ geles, Carol has been acting for t m Champissship BawUag t them up,” ■ , . 4:M TV Bare at the Week IS tures, "MerriU's Marauders" and several years and has been seen Second, if bie part'calls for a g:N An Ntoy GaW H. M laboratories "The Chapman Report.” in such motion pictures sa "Voice talking pencil and she har audi O ary^Playar aad Arnold Palmer Pvggy McCay, a vivacious young tinned 300 people already, you help Blag Oraahy OeN Taaraamaat lady with a highly developed sense (Conttnued on Page Foerl share the responsibility. Tou i ' t to. H 277 BROAD Jaalar Darkpia BawNag U TAS Apramaat Jarkpat e tt M:M risht al the Weak A 4S, U British Empire middleweight . TWO-WAY chanm Dick Tiger of Nigeria SATURDAY Television PROGRAM vs. Florentlno Femandex of . Cuba. 10-round mlddlewelghl RADIO DISTATCH CIUIIM' Sea Heal Danlelta Barrleox. World War II xxmlest, Miami Beach Auditor­ a m Sky Klac Brathrra Braanacan spy drama. Activities of master ium. OsSsle n . m AaniBioal Sarfcpat esplonsge agent IJlyassa DIelto, M : « Make That Spars to. W CARS Tea Tasaa Maabaal now known as "CIceTO''- Utt. SUNDAY. M b . Mat t'ssaifpni nnHIss MlUlaa DaOar Maria Lnwrenea Walk Show S, to, JS Irtt DarfcHo -Derby i POR lUgrTfeB SUBVICB UsM nri* t( V«MM "Oanseroualy Th Dick ■nger of Nigeria vs. S. IS 1:U^AII KtaS,* at Feaeb >* Piulae. trbo haa guarantaM' aafe Flornntloolino VFemaiidrx i t Cuba, lA Wide Warld af Sparta to a:M BIc Thm Thaater * paaaage for a etagecoach guarded rauBd mlddlewelghlMdr coal eat, MONDAY. JAW Staf e. UFJMiv XHtRIS '"Robinaon Cruaee". Jamea Fer- by three of Bgt. Catne'a mea. Miami Beach ItodUorium. ■jSS ahin star -DaekaJiB • BawUag M ■Biidei and Das O 'H erlte _ The Baarias STi A 40, Bl !• jrmrm asD a sB A Y, j a n . {smi AM O O tATE Waaaea’ a Majar laasaa -BawHM 'The People Marry.” SuMrtng. as I Csmee- Theater . ■.-to WragWiSt loeeloni columntst Chris HBbee ColOT BaaaM Tkaelar • _ la Mied for breach of promiaa In ; Ifakto TtuU t i T i «•. M ItM r SX F n BaakaibaU _ » . political maneuver. Top Bowling itam compete for insurance o f AU KinAs DeUvit PlBtona va. Philadelphia • : » The Defeaden • gum priseo. Win Elliot, ooenmefi- Warrion "The Search". Man eaafeaaaa-to a ^ Uotids S:ta Mavle a . 8 murder for which another man ttomm Theater S "The CantervUla Ohoat", Chsriaa rrst tried and executed atx ream "Mr. Paine” Sir Cedric Harwlcfce . g44 N . M A IN A R C E T lauabton. Mergeret O'Brien. earlier. .. 11:1 I News, Bpsfts, Weafbsr A SrM.Daaea P s i ^ __ ^ . The TSB Aaa Salutday Nlshl Nows A WioWito raONB Ml 8A8M 4:M rhamsieaalilp Banflas S ' "St. Louis Woman." Widow faliv Mae Of AnaapaMa. U to tore with Pat O a r r ^ after Bollywssd's FtosaS to WE IN S T M L #1 MAINBCBECT 4:M Aik W sM ihH^ , JJ coming to L,lnooln to marry one It-.Id TV Beea at tha Waek M W of Pat’s best friends.' II lU raONEIOAAiM S;in Brad Davit Skm ^ J loans It Te Beaver A «S. ■ ^ e S m m rf 3.1. Joe", BeheH All Star Oalt (C^r) M •'Beaver, the BOnim," PressurM Mllchum. Burgess Jfm dlth _ QUAilTY SAFETY Gary Flayer and Arnold Palmer into tortraying a hunay In Ms NHe Spot to Bias OnAp Oalf Tarnnrnmtm ^ BchoeVs 'Psgsaat of Sprlaa. Oartols Time >1 Bearer becomes a speclaele an "Big Trees". Eve MUIer. Pal nAV IMSBE BC LIQirr’ 7T-hoIe n t£ annual lonrney" finato bo sprints through the streets to- Wymotd. SEAT B I^TS arlth Bias CrMby chief-commew rraru school In Ha costume. ! tator tor the |S0.(m sro-nmstew Dews st the BHrev i ersw _ ■The Quiet American” . Michael liMlNpAKS toumsment St Pebble Besch, "Klmer the Great". Jad B. Itedyave. Andie Murphy. ^ CaUf, Bmrm, Patricia Ellis _ 1S:U Jnaiar Daehpin BawHas The TiHfd Maa _ _ . ■ Ills Mas Fmaelsra Beat S ELECTRIC f:M Airis Shaw ^ _ •:N Saturday Wight At The MavW _ t i « -News A Weather_ . . _ 4 Free! l:M Waaibar. Bparta. Bewe __ _ mws wi Hewn—The New T iatomiat Died COMMItaAI. • Satadsy Be part "Five Fjager^" James Mason. Night Byrna RESIDEHVIAL Blae Aacele “ INDUSIRUL ' Medic AewrieSBa At Math ATLANTIC FURNACE OIL ^SSS^ d:U Maira. WaAher A Bpprta snvicE s t a ik m cofiiiuienNft' •:M Biakca Arrair 24 HOUR CUSTOMER SERVICE—MI f-S7fl Oxxle and Martial . b i c h a r p y. D invo, Pmp. gig MMMM Tpim. Bast Fasdsy] M l » - 1 T » d ; « Mein L. T. WOOD CO. 1.-W Fata « OtsAra P A G E T W O MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JANUARY ?0, M A N C H E S^ EVENING'HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN>, SATURDAY, JANUARY iO, iStt P A G E T H R E E

Andrwy Maadows, Om team qC Peter lin d Hayea and Maty HeiUy, MANCHESTER SUNDAY Television TUESDAY T e le v is io n PROGRAM and •Ktra added attnetlon Steve 8:08 Ircstoiday^ MOwssaal' 8 •;8 8 Mlater_Bd . . . «:lt la tha PabHa MageM Am to the loeal daneeball where a Alien have heim signed to Join nre aiA sumv •iM The Bis Mehue * ■iphww inai*4 8 Xha BMlwtaUa B tU Xwwm Crier list U fa ef KhtM o ^ e s t' ot Twist daaoera le to be •peolal gueet atmr Tvea Montand *<** Of The AM lj!te »a HeHyw eet tVOORPORATCD M e a a M a ^ Ceaiert I OHUKaatal OtMaMsha on the "Dinah Shore Show" color •;M Maw TMMaaal 8 “ H»i>chba8 t** of Kotro Damo." 88. l| oSSi PevreB Mmw 88. 88 •:U M e«» a Waalhar 8 Ctarlea lAugtitoa. Maureen fiSssa” iPotoH 4 "Obituary for Mr, X"* Married hroadeut over. NBO-TV Priday, 1:1 •tS8 jtawTVetamiai police otnocr tries to ektrloato Jan. 66 (8:a0-10:S0 p.m. S 8 T .). W tkN JSA U 8 :U Sacra4 Mesrt 8 ' Zaamma _ _ J 8:88 Mew* 8 AaMiieaala.OM ■ blroself from a ronanca - PUIMHNO and 8 M The ^ rtWeeheie .8 ftaadtaiS First of tbraa New* apadata « . " S l S t a o f Reart” . Siatai ' Tbe ThM Mas - U ward, jolm Canon. •:M lehabed And Me 8 F a Brown (Arthur Space) he- 8:18 nS^fKssk ta ••aria 8 tha Proieot Maronir inaawhaot . i m Kahta A D ata HEATIN6 SUPPUES 8 :U 3 5 vw*«U OeHeih t ii^uledfor Jaa. M PriMi«m M, M Bob Major aeeks aetton to make oomoa Jealous whan ho oannot- 81M Senatar Baporta H axaialnea tha ttamaadous Smm- a middy rqad passable, but runs take Ma Brown (Ann Doran to toe Into (AMetlons from the Phipps- v i s r r OUR a b o w r o o m fif5S^LSr% saa*tati«-^ trial oomplax that snpiK^ tha -T;88 W 5 5 e r Tri-6tate Oonventlon and her Ti88 RVD Me. 8 b m otBsearr...... S48 N. KJMN ST. t,8»^i£r& ^.rt6 j Indoor T ra c ltlla o t" Two hun- ^SjTSaUeal aad Swabhy Tears tor a 6 eng 8. 88. S| childhood sweetheart, Rdgar Tor* Talk Bach J ' dred ef the top trade o lM d p of the program ami bo taped Ita torflaw ostmiuuit C t' OeL 1 Andlenoe pertlcl^^lon musical ranee (Paul Blroh), arrives nor Me PMara ' - 88 really M eoenpetltimi la the DW- •rit g w (LNaatavaa. e( Ptaie seme with Bert singlns M M laiaB Dale Mr - '* ed Ratas and foreln taads will Jobs R .'O loifoJr. Frank MO- egpectedly end eacorts her. In PETERMAN PLUMMN6 nellaloua aeriea. wWi Dr. Oeonce partldpats la the Ihiid anawa Oaa lo ■oHrlwrwoa •The’ BSlSra'*. Mat Lai f i ravhi Of Ditagav U ‘^birtba’s Beau” on NBOTWe C r^ e n . 'T b « OeUea Book.'’ ; uritainonel meet, to ha taped the IW taa BaBar.lUaie . ^ , Ava Oartaer. ' \ J Drama daala wHh the boir war erenlng before the hroadeasL ^ *^ba Sliten/* Bette Davis 8 J 8 ------P r ic o ^ I8 M Oany MeerS 6hsw 8 Natlanal Velvet”., KMitUy. Jan. t l ORsCdlDoM ltAI I 1N I taaals Yha ‘iMaaMO _ .8 Oosets: Andre Previn, planlet* M Um Araealaaa uatawt the Vtdlaaa 6 esmiitorir: tforol Lewrrnce. mui^ (6 p.m.- S 8 T ). However, P a Brown PetalaiiB la 481 A D . Toei CroUi- Wamea*s Majer laagwe B e^ TfaH Dtoa^s Wsadarfal Weejd § Is placated when he is ehoeen • Oae Ooatnetar ara, Hal Ib r M . Tbeaetia Oeorge af (Mag (Ctan) ^ *8 TheOal eomedy sinr; end Paul Fbrd. aJid 9“ f loi ----- a r--- dLaaraw l are *fea- S eat The 8*refeseer 48^ JO "SandiSnciMlL Tha tiGiiuivHeating OTwrvStaer." Draw McOvaw ‘tanner of the year.” ^ Twoiiatt.o j ) ^ ■ dramattaamm.based‘ ea to's Jhadred W, tnred.'"Repeat). Oneat: Oiariea Colbert, _ MB. Co­ • < u ______RaekMeer hir • Om RMAMMARIIy The ChtMeaban lumbia traireaiity, diacoeelng ^ tba aactual----- atoiy*eC sT axa* tang- he whemer” .. Cfcallea af MilmHab "Arehlteoture.” horna who — ------left--- a------cattle— drive . . to •iW Maialag ___ to defend h tamMIng esar. Jhiest star Lloyd Nokn por­ find his way home agabi, travel- (Preinnm mav he pre emwed by trays Deputy C6uQk Breeson's • Om f a y w t PlMi ' Baarlllea af S 'M a a a M yla e Lay, eoveraBe ot the Projaet-Mereury nia I* The Ufa •’^RjST'trform .r tag illoe mtleo. H a yaar. Baa- dtu (Bruce Th m ell's) ineoirrlgtbte and gureraor and senator Botbert . aho. tba pM of a ooupla living PoweB. B S k j K h J & E ' Over I t fm n f Rxpw>«*M M ;U Lh^|t.War< . 8 A 48 •iN Weather, News aad I S n S s ^ ^ iM Speetal 8. 8 8 ^ stdieihlng faUier, whoso fllegal an- H:M leekXp Aad Ufa _ 8. « Lafaman Is the 8td program hi "on a amali Texas ihndi. beeoases fay 8rhcw RcIlBloaw aeriea. ‘Toogae m the oerteo, “ A Ooodlr Heritage— ' troubteeome and Is sold' for a • iB weaS .Pantonums Tenkm of OOr 90'e ties threatan to ruih his aon’t eatahsn Mavto R.OJi,0 . oielodnuna wtih BrnU aad com. M 3 . 2 W 3 CbeA.” Oecerpta from two nui- TV Portraits of DlstlnguSiied gattla drive. ^ _ pBny—Jplene Brand. Bobby Lauh- oarer aa a lawman, in **nie OM aieal remaa otlgtaallr prodoead Men.” Also appearing la Mrs. FsBaiw Tba Baa 8. 88. D IA 8 Ed SalHvaa 8baw . . ^ . I SsrL5dS!“““" ' ^ TraahAswa ^ - -(igMes. Also sketch on Man** on N B C -T V a "OuUawa**- by church. Kreopa. -anil be pre- Eleaiior Raosavelt Lisa Howard, ^W a-aa . mil 1 ^ Ptotara (is Brown aa model. aented aa Fart nl of “Am -I nows woman, hostess. „ Queats: Robert Ooulet.. mualeal ____ ^Mevle . . M Thursday, Jan. 25 (7:80-8:50 aeltlng Thrauah to TmT”, a gaaday MaBaaa 80 ceenedy star; Rale SiMth. vet­ 4:88 Mea OfDesIhw tCTiSMiirS eran eong rirast; Johnny wayM . . „ Dsinart •• -8:18 Mewa 8.8.81. -be Hard vray". Ida Isipbn, BIST). ,- four-pert aariaa exploring rell- "Magic Firs." Tfanne DeCario •18. 88 Deonls Meigaa. PtamMar Reattag O*. gtoua expreaelca la the conlem- 8 :M AdtaT stafawsa Bapaita 8, 48, 81 and Frank Shuster,. ’ cofoedy T:8 8 ^ I a poranr aria. D.N. 'dlseuBston series with i teamt and- Jackie Wnson. tlng- 144 Mala At.—MuMkMter Thlp la. The Aaawar American Ambassador to the DM. en Added guests: Trumpets U:»S:JS£:La • ' 8 : 8 IfiU UaLl Time Adlal Stefhnsan and Amdd Ml- Dick Ruedebusch and Tha u% IT DOES Make A Difference Where Yen Sitval i ! I Hews. Weaiher aad 6 perta 7 it:N CameraCamera' TlThrae .8 m ebaells. host, dlsensa The Congo . derprtvU^fM Ftvs. musical lltSS. . ™ MawsX " " ■The Hard WaW*. Ida Lupfaio, Hpws. Weaflier and Speris 8 BxperimeniBxperimeptal aeriea; Jamea Mlac- sltuanon. group: Lon Purdy, j^tomimlat; U r il Lave Ql Ufa Dannla Morgan, _ OliaRKE IrtfA S Nmrl andrew.MilfllMW, UVMheat8* ' Rob Murray, British comedian; ' i t « « Taarjprtar 1 WaaOier, Local Henra. „ S ’ 4ri8 TMs Woadorfal World Of OoM 8 and Inga and Rdf. dance team. • Mawa WaaBtr dl. M H M Ftasl . \ S For Uaequaled HeaOag ’ deiBoe aad Aaewere . 8, 88 A Hews end Weelhev \ 88 ■lA W I UAR DfSURANOE »Sr^ae**AXmBii«e Theater tS 4:18 Oar 84, Where Arc TeaT B . 88 liirM ^ Oaaaava_ ^ » Oamfort and CHeaallaeaa Guests: Dmuty Beoy. of Defenso Waatara Maaa. nghHghto 88 Hews. Leeal Hewa A W^ntoev 48 llU ffl AND TOUR »■ SJjg , Roswell QlTpiaric, Interviewed by -MlSSSTDellar Mavis 8ee*Vif4 U S \V IN G S 4% _ . ir Tsaaenww 11 tU Fentare Film 9 MONET BACK . 11:18 : •ifleg Ward Sdenca Editor Jules Bergman T r^ erjMeeaaeaees ■The awful Truth” . Irene Dunne, II 18S Amencaa Maileal Theater .and lAwsmaa Robert Lodge’ on 8:88 TV Thealer _ 8 1:H The WerM ^ 7 Carr Orent. _ ^ atery et Italy "The Dofense Budget" Besaasa 8X, 88 OtfMDt The Jeeh Fser Shew (Osier) 18 NEW SUN LIFE PLAN Thie Oar fenh (Color) ./-'V ./ LOAN (Cllor) "The Runaway"*.■ll-year- M. T, OJadtote^r BawHag 18 \ •• -> < ) < 1 A l i o s old student deserta scnool for the 11:8 8 Thie le The Ufe Baa Stop . 8. 88, 88 11:8S fhe^tok^Vtar Shaw (Osier) 88 1. ProTldM InmmiiM protee- ' S M r^ Heart Great Haste From Chleatm Ctaema 88 * 18 company of two saddle-trarane. _ 4:88 West Fatot 8 IManlad Jemi Btafa Banay I. 88, IS U :n MdVIe I . . tloB to age 6S. II :U Britieh Caleader ChsmpIsBshIp BsWga n "Bandit Queen,” Barbara Brit­ ______1 -y'A^J'Bffrx.DTFM y/iWMM’ MB88 ‘Tn Name Only” Cary Orant. Chrietaphere ton, Philip Reed. ' Day la Oaarl "Hare' Brush". Bugs Bunny uses Cande Lombard U:M faalxkta Featare . 88 8:88 Jack BWaay Pregram I ■■ABeB88V8>»8 BA»88^ ’ rtSAgeiat. laeTITVTfBR 'X. 1:88 M i J ^ Rapert bashful...... paintbriisn tp draw to- t. Retonw all basle. aamMl pre- BalMer’e Sheweaee ■ 8:88 Special DaifaraHy af Hartford 18:88 caadid Camera, „ 8 1:18 ^ the WsrtI Thraa troduetpry sesnes. 18:88 Hews aad Wrathev „ I mhnna if Ufe aaonred Htos The OenUeeal , Pragram 8 sEm Of The Week 88, 88 ' f667 ItAfM -'lrtu’-lirANOnESTER ~ • ROUTE 61. OOVEMTBT • •:8 8 asrtrade Ben Shew . „ Jl tSdS Msmeal et MedltaHsa 1 . to ago W. Areaad Tawa Facae 88, M "Circus.” Through archive film, Si^Vatos'inai RMW BachslAT Father B..dt 88 Hews *5 Dawa Bihia laetltaie Dramatisation of Pulltxer Rrise- still-pictures-in-actlon and newly- "'H oir Howard Won His ‘C ” Kel­ 1C#W8 ' * ’ S 18:18 ladaetry Oa Farade M wlnnlng playwright Arthur filmed sequence of circus Ufe on ley's boyfriend 1s determined to The Hew Tee4emeo4 8 8. !• available for malo aaO I2;8a We BeHefe ’ 8 ' Miller's only published novel and off stage, the program will iss?'Vf«a~' wto a fetter In fencing, even female ago 18 to 80. Feeple la The Maws 8 starring Jamea Whitmore and trace this form of entertainment 1:88- sC iSS m t WMh BlMy though the school has no team. Ceacera 88 Colleen Dewhurst Concerned from its early days in ancient Don WILLIS Gorogo 1:88 Mewa Cenuaeataiy 1:88 Dehto pIBto - 8 O. J. V A N Featare Stary with Barry Bar- . with anti-Semitism In a middle- Crete to the present Emmett '' 8 ri8 Pauward Dobis'i father for dMddes tie stop Life in Television enta M class New York neighborhood. Kelly la the storyteller. . SPECIALISTS IN The Jaa Mattay Shew being a oheapekate and to stux jx > U h a low cost D E U 8 E N Faith Far Tadu Blag Crseby OeM Tonraamaat Adveatares In Paradise 8, 48, 88 Color) Uvihg a little, so he ehowers Ms D Is trlo t 18:48'Americana At Warh * . ■ . 8, 88 Per Adalto Only U WHEEL AIJGNMENT aad _ JM# w ym u Ptataato I , 88. 81 family with expeastva gifts and S a p ervteor U :88 Newe 8 Oar Faith U “ Man in The Raincoat” Fernan- BSAEE SERVICE a:ia iMewa Reperi 88. 88 announess that ha's selling the (Oenteued from Page Om ) ' 1:88 Teur CommaaMy Wide Wartd af Sparta del and Bernard Bller. -OBNERAL AUTO REPAIR 8:88 Heaee Party a grocery store tor a small fortune. Conversion Burner DaekplB Derby BawHag 8 :M OaDma Bml 18:88 What'a My UaoT 8 Laratto Taaag tl. 88 Alfred HItaheeah PrceeaM 88. 88 164 E. Opnter Bchlee 10 Fin Bewltog Information game; with Allen 11:88 Sanday Newt Special s MltrimP »v<661~18 MAIN ST. M ANfWRRTRR iavM Kayi 8. 88. H “The Casa of M.J.H." Young oou- matter to record the 60-ieeoiid S tre e t . KTerymaB’e Family Ludden. moderator. Mews 88 8:88 The Mmieaalrs 8 ple perpetratee an avfl idot which conunerciaL To protect herself ALSO NEW Omai Da Peace 40 The arietophers • 18 ' Mews B Weathar 8 Ysasg Dr. Mataas IS; M and the aceney; and give the client M i •-4608 1:18 le e r Seaatar la Waahlaglea I 8 :M T w eaU ^ Ceatary S n ^ y Might Bepert 88 . „ Far A Day 8. 88. B . f e r a s K T - 8.4AD GAS P I 8-6801. 1:80 Ffrceptlaa 1 "The X l^ r t Jam."^ 1- ;umen' Mews B weathermSB 88 8:88 The Verdict Is Teata | "Care U No Cure". Met Squad a eholee, the caaUng director us­ Calhalle Hear • ___ M tary look at alnmrts In italand U:18 l^yboTS .PenuMBse 48 Oar FIvs DashMen 88. It foces almost'Insurmountable odds ually ihidces mora than ons version RMMACeS S U N l O T O F C A N A D A “ Fire Watch." Drama baaed on and the united______Slalee to fli id how "The ^ k e t : Robert Mltobian. OeaascMaat Haadiitaad 8 In lottaUng aoUvs typhottf carrier. — 15, AS, 108, spending a ^ t four Thomae Herton'a 'TTbe Sign of they are coping with problems lt:18 Mevle Masterpieces 8 Whs Da Tea TlasIT 88. U 8:88 Bed inuMea ghew 8 Jonas.” TMrd in a four-part ae­ of the not too distant future— "Reaching for The Moon," Bing MANCHESTER 8:88 Newe' _ J "Clem and toe Kediddlehopper hour* at It. riea titled "Landscape of the problems of easy access, noise, Croeby and Bebe Daniels. 8:88 Raager (tady Bhiw i Hop." Cueet Leelta Parrish givea And* nine times out of 10, the T. F. AITKIN 00. Soul.” Dramas coBcemsd -with comenlenetf and comfort, and Mevle 8 8 Make Been* fhv Daddy 88. 18 Clem Kadlddlefad^r .a tew lea- client picks the flmt. "tb^ reality of the spiritual life paasengers by the mllllana. Wal­ "Roughly Speaking," OLDSMOBILE ^ * Amettaaa Daaliiihiad 8. 88 M eons In the Tirist. toen drajpi him 23 Tolland 1 ^ 6 . of men and an examination af ter Cronkite narrateO. . Late Wisw 88 the Chriatian ordering of that Meet The Freei Oalor) 88, 88 “ Remember Last Night,” Robert "TOUR OLDSMOBIIJB DBALRRr TOURAINE EAINTS life." The serlea waa-written by Guest: Secretary of the Treasury Yqung. Ml 3"67t3 Father Dommic ROfer,. O. P.. of C. Douglas Dillon. 18;88 Prevlcwe 88 • B R U S H E S the Dominican House of Studies, H______a a r ^Jatare f I f U:48 Oaed Might Ryma 8 S12 WEST CENTER STRSBr WEDNESDAY Teferfeion PROGRAM Wash'lngton, D.C. "Deadlock,” Marcel Dalio and 18:88 News B Weather 8 Charles McOraw. -18:88 Momeat ef Medltettan 8 M I S - U U Sapennso 48 CRena^ 8:18 Dtek Vea Drlw,Shew ^ • WALLPAPERS 8:88 Prayer. Tewa Oilax Tha Admhna aad BwaUw 6heir M To remind Buddy that hi 01 1 B 1H1 8:88 Cellece Of The Air him |3S. Rob Petrie vrritea, a • SANDERS. POLISHERS CeaUeeatal Otaaaisem l^TSrShew 8 oomedy eketch about owing NEW 07 USED 8:88 Hew Teetomeat, Hew*, "Walk tfoftly. Btrangera,’’ James money, w hl^ reminds Buddy STEAMERS FOR RENT MONDAY T elevision PROGRAM Ihnt Rob owes hhn 835. . 8:88 Writers ef Tcday 1 B a ^ Bhew . —- ^ 18:88 TV Rear _ vw Ceqttaeatal Olaasraem I "Seven BInners, John Wayne. "The Big Laugh.” Bookkeeper 4:88 Afteraaaa Bepart 88, 88 Sllh Preelaet » M demrately warns to win the af- • :M 0«llexe mt TW Air 1 Americas Mewsstssd 8 "Out of Order.' Several phone- 1:88 TeniiS^ to \ Teai Take Sea Raal 48 Royal Pa«rs Palat aad CoAtlMBtel OUstrMm «- «45 Main St— M l 9-0.100 Talta af Tha West U belleved dead, la murder auvpect^ MR. OROEOB P. JOHNSON JB . MBBalMr 1:18 0eBlas ^ Highway Pated Tempi St In A Test Tnb« S Tappek SS f:M Andy Oriffltb Skew Baetoese Heaert Ota! program which takas a close 67 WsTTCH S t—M l 6-6666 TnAnr Shew St. M Tha Admiral aad Swabhy Shaw 48 nUENIILT AND m hJVm TRANRAmONR HANDLED 1:88 Three S4eeges 8:18 Hew*. Bperie, Wcalber look at Vienna—Us landmark*. After a nrettv manicurtet ae^up Hews a al Weaiher Ks life and Its people. ■ BCnmlnt Aenitanr * 8:86 Early Shaw 18 buaineaa In Floyd'a barb9^8ho] ON ALL EXOHANOBS LUTED AND UNLISTED—MUTUAL VUNDS 8:88 Oaptahl Kaagarea . . 3 7:U Mnn io Mnn ^ S "She Wouldn’t Say Yea". Mayberry'a wpmen up ft Beelra sadBe FricMs' FamOy^lMltel , _ Vttt Wnntlinr SS 1:88 Sea Hast - 48 arms. 666 M A IN S T R E E T T E L . M l 6-1106 8:18 BnaXtast Tfaaa itt Hawe Weaiher aad 6 |M •TfiS^ * f:U Debbie Drake f it.ys .nthk, Sperta . 8 the police, a murder has recently 18:88 Merle s — OTtoorke;" dlvta Da U:18 FaSara*y '____ a m MANCHESm ea" with tnoomparable taete. • :SD Meralajc Serial f 8:88 Newe And Weather 8 taken place. "Oasteoi Made SLIPCOVERS aad DRAPERIES "The Hoatoge,” Ren Randan, Havinaad, Botort Cummings. "in Old Bacramento,” MeralaR Mevle A HarlMr Cemmaad 18 Bea Camy 8. 48. 88 at LOW MILL PRIOBSr V Mery Parker. Weatoer,______lAealHews . Jack Faar Shew OAL.I. m ORDER Play tear Haaeb IB. 88 Hews aad Waatoer (C olw ) CYCLE SHOP vcalHnf Dr. Otlleeple**. tJonel Ctahhenee 88 "A Story to Be Softly Told." U:I8 Fbataie 88 Plek Up 10 Mbratoe Later Barrymore. Donna Reed. ExpedHiea 48 • Mother, hopes brain operation on - <(kiW) , H Maor Mb Film CrOLE SALES aad 8ERVIOB U-M Calendar S. M Fsr Ynar tafennattaa 81 her mentally-retarded aon will re- I B o h m : Every Day Neea to 9 P M — S a to rd a y 16 A J L ta 6 PJL Itorbara Beraard 8bew merle Oaaeerai U tif #a* Faei Bbew Say Wkea . SS M 8:48 Men af Deetlay 5 Btore the boy to normalcy and UA8 The Texas Haws ^ lt : it Hememakerie Mevle B 8:46 Newe 8, 8. 8 8 ,8 8 Tba^Priee Ii Bight • 8 : B Rtooerd 8 ColSmblB— Homber ‘ bring back her eurgeon-husband- OHENEVI L • HARTFORD RD. e MANCHESTER a VRER P. Wages Treia 88.18 ***** ^*)taaapolM Apeedway.’ Ann REIN’S DRIVE-IN ''Calendar Oirl". Wm. Marehall. t ;88 nWer Dinner Movie 1 MllUoa. Dellar Mevle 18 iridui,_John Payne. Jane Fraaee. _ _ “ Topper” . Cary Orant, Roland "Here Comes the Navy’’. Jam*a U:S8 iSMeatrstteB.^ Scout Duke Shannoa______allows____ bun-___ Mm: ____ - 468 CEN TER STU-M l 8-8060 Flay Tear Kancli SS* It Young. „ „ Cagney. Pat O'Brien. Years Far a Sem eeW to be wl i i t t ' as' aa example------ItdW Hewa A Weather English— RoOfast Color. Eira^ttoB 8, 88 lf:M Fve Oet A ^eeet I U iB Hews of deralictleam U L a jpUn to ax- ,18:91 Meearat af MedHaMea BOB E1ERNAN„ Prop. Barbara Beraard Skew _ . Nintss Dellar Mavio II With Carry Moore, host and U:88 Levs Of Ufe pose a driftingtog w .windier______who . . ^|JJ8 lt:t t Tke Price U might SS. tl — "Here Comes The Navy". James emcee; panellata BUI Cullen, Year Flrit B . tto Bibla to V lk vletima. 149 tOddle Tpka. Wsat iCcHor). ^ ^ . ^gney. Pat O’Men. Henry Morgan. Betsy Palmer, Cemeaflege Hewa Bpaelal 48 M l a-6486 Ilw Tezaa S. ^ IS Weather. Lecal Newe 88 — „ 5 *“ Myeraon and gueata. Wa H. Ertdfond Lumber Col 18:88 Trath eirtteaeeqa____ Featare 81 1t:M Ceacealratlen . tSv M Newe Of The Rear Aad 11:88 News, Weather aad Sparta 8 Beetch Far Temsnww a.-tt Straightaway Years Fsr A SMg ' 8. 48. 88 Weather 88. 48 News, Weather aad Sperta 8 .-AT THE GKEEN” ICake A Fees "Drag Btrfp.” Rich, boy eom- 11:88 Mews 8 News aad Weather 48 Big News 88 :48 The OaMlBg UghI ml eel one Scott aad Clippor to 18:88 l«ve ot Ufe _ „ J 1:18 Weetara Mane. RlghHghta 88 Nawi aad Weather 88. :fS Hewa Pay hepiit buOd a holHrod: only to gain Coming Shows Year Iriret Impreeslea violently opposed to the romance. O A R N E R ), aaaiBtefI b y Bia brotB- 1:88 Beil beUer „ ^ Phil Slivers Shew IS Featare 48 88 > • Checkmate, lac., la hired to pro­ "Pimpernel Smith” . Leslie How- Maabaa* 88 11:88 ‘The Jack Faar Shew 81 tect the rodeo star when Me «r, Bwrt-Mavarick (JACK KBL- anl B Mary Morris 8:88 Mattanal Velvet SS. 88 (Color) Beat ef Oreache . The ObrietoabatB safely is threatened. LT), Beta up a ahady deal of Bia r Married Jean ' « . J! "Martha's Beau.” Pa Brown be­ 11:88 Mevle 8 8 Jeey Riahsp Bhmv 88, 88 own to recover tBe money in 1 7 O A K S T . At Heme WlthKHty U.M comes leaieus when Mb’s child­ "H igh WaU” . Robert Taylor, 1:H Hews. ^ ____ "Jury -Duly." Joey la about to Itey la Oeari JJ hood beau turns up unexpectedly. Audrey Totter. 8:88 The Jea Mwrray Ikew set out on-a two-waek vacation “SBady Deal at Sunny Aerea,” 1;U Midday Bepari 48.88 8:18 T h f Price le Rlghi (fk ^ r) SS, 88 18188 News. Weather—Mettead at Medl- -Read The Herald Every wb.yhen be la called to serve aa a Winter Btoe. "Maverlok” drama PhoRS Ml 3^247 1:88 Hlghaar Fatrsl BUI Cullen emcees, t ^ o r ). - tattoa 8 Jaae Wymaa Ftassata uror. As The WerM Taras T RIflemaa 8, 48. i l 1:88 News 88 Fasswerd for tBe ABC-TV network Sunday, o r M l 3 . 4 4 4 4 Seetat Nates WMh HMty Quiet Fear” . Deaf mute Ir it News 8 8:88 Hewa _ ‘Space Monkey." Top Cat, foroed Jaa. 21, at 6:80 p.m. E 8T, Harvey Olwa Sh hter ot McCain^ old Army 1A8 New Testameat—Oeed Might 8:18 Hsata Ihriy jO gat a Job V y oM ctas D4M e, Beet ef Oraseba a y causes trouNe In NoiTn Hymn 8 Lets4ta...TanBc volunteers for the luxury Uvtog Thlv It The Anewer tt Fork. , Day and Keep Informed On Bevsa Keys __ accorded Matvo, tbs chimp. BiR Watkins (Jack CSiaplain, WHIAKO 1:18 At Heme ^ k Kitty n ' AU Star Daekpia Bswitag Buna A aOsn IT-yaar-c^ gnunimur acboOl stu­ 1:88 Newe 18 8:88 Daaay-Tfcemas Shew - . Q: Who {Uayed tha role ef dent. Joins aaddle-trampo Johnny 8:88 Fasewsrd Entertainer Oajuiy Williams and "Margie” in the movie TersianT 1 :1 1 fi*"5 R S e Ohrlatataa The Jea Mnrsay Shaw iCalar) ^ hhi boas have A falUng out over 8 d l Filmed hlghltgbu at Dob Rope'* Beat (guest star James Beat) and which one la the more Important R. B. O v .Vm Om Samaon (H al Baylw) In **nBe UP POE TOUE MULLIN'S Jaae Bjrmaa Piasaato 8, 48. 88 In the success of the C-voa (Uub. A i' Jeerme Crmln. Town-Wide Activities . . . OMMMilaiG Bi tour -Jo entertain United States 8:88 Haase.Party _ Whs De Ksa ' servicemen ht bases to Mi Runaway” on "Laramie,” NBC-TV TO OLD BATTEET SALES and SERVICES Leretta Yeaag 88, A 'i ' . ' 8 :a Hewa . . _ tou^end. Labrador, Baffla color aeriea, Tuaaday, Jaa. 26 Bevea Reye I, 4R 88 lead aad Oreenland. Hope's 8:88 WyaW Earp V •‘••l& rilJ^lfSlddy tertatomaat . troupe faclta (7 :60-8:80 pm. BBT). * GsRsrd Rspdn „ Yeaag Dr. Mataae 88, 88 Jayne Kanefleld. Dorothy Pro- 'S Q -w * P^v 4 Day 8, 48. SS FOR EXPERT MOTOR TUNE-UPS On The Merchandise Local vlM, Jerry Qeloma. JM a Bry­ Maek aalaaman Walter Pragar 8 :8 8 The VerdM le Tears ant Rosemarie FranwaiWl (car- HarHenl Ctitral ts\ reat ''Miss WotM" UUe hoUer). (Arthur Malet) la Biiud from bia * RO R 9 S O R d F r «I O R s Oar Five Daaghtare tl. M RETER’8 DTNA VISION STSTEM !»a*We8 g M a Oaaaeetlrat Baadetaad 8 - I The Otowa.- Peter Leeds, Oeoige — Botal room by Viola Oody (Mart Whe na V .. Trad ' 48, U n ran **x>BAr’ MBTRED roE Lee Browa aad hie ta Bianohard) ao that Carl Oaaaag - Tlie Ct. * C o m p M t s T s r o c o 8:88 Mews 8 4:88 Raager Andy Shaw 8 A PERTBOr JOB! Stores Are Selling. • M fe a S r a F I (John A w o tt) oaa aat up the nur- M lf.2 t2 t P r a d a c H Make Ream JPsr Daddy & sa 'We- Live." ■ - W T f O^Mse." T ool der of a propeeuUoB witaaas. la the Aasericaa Baadetaad 8. 8li ' Oettoa. lestwB that a pvtagiie* 4i88 to 1 ^ Pablta tateraaf peataaee, m pert at rm "Night on tka IBwa’* aplaiida aC ISS'ClNTMSt «. 6. MULUNS JR.. Prop. tS lT h a Edge Of Night n UTTLE JOrS TEXACa "Rihart Taylot'a Dataetivta” > HerehTtaHvwaid Tt, W MmOUITPnL ATMMAO ’ Ml S-1616 day, Jaa. 96 (MBOTV, Sh0-6 h 0 IM TORaM Tpke— MI 0-6014 Flipwv Tha riawa 4i88 i taarlew NawattaM Presi "AGE POUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, JANUART 80, 196S Righ TV PentmaUties IT H U R SD A Y Teferfeiqii Coming ShM» V is Psira -1 ksekaad a » . a trip to HaaelUlu WaBhing^on, OsMies sf MjeSIr eitSPatwer AaSytheW wkea Alex le called la te attend a m n e lw t TbiM iP fu«yt Pt«r, Robert ll«pdaa OwUiweW OUwweWB Make Meeai Fes PaSSy .'.M. W ..patient. A ffiVUnff gvrindler wh* Sen. Strom T' jeasg. Aalerieaa BaairiaaS A 4A B SiM Raw Bek Osaunlass Skew . S, « Robert Mm A u i, M, Um lumd- 4 * Is Tke Feme lateraSI . . If Bop Careen tilnie up St aa inter­ uMP thp Bible to bilk e«(er britov- C., called on 1 Iff Agrlsellare New 4:Mme Mf* el 40sM ^ J national beauty ooateat to guard en in "The MatacU Hbbfwt Story” ; nedy today to •ome six-footer wbo pisys’Derld :M nSira. Woiiliw ■era’s ■eWrawi .3*. H X a eonteetsnt whose Ufe has bees Allen on U bC-TT u »rrom Tliese :W WfMcrs • ( ToSa# SUySF Tke CTewa - IS on NBC-TVe “W««on Trein” administration l^stenad. ' WedneoMiy, Jen. 34 (7:80^:80 pju, Roots” dsytimo series (Mondsy rwamswi cis«r 4:M Awerteaa HewMtaal , IS Bight-wing E throu(b ITridsy, S:30 pjn. N T T ), w it M Axaerleaa WewetieaA J ‘■^^b.**IyT)auri>ter." Dr. G&es- E8T). •99 *ho Hews 3A W BMOTled daughter bega Dr. balance the was on tbe fray to becoming; a law­ v aa»w S.-ee M g S m aster s _____ iw te let her take her owa yer — he turned to acUnc. U Thto Oar "Tneiere aoee My Heart". FVedrle M e whra she learns .ahe Is goliis Seversl pbbne booth- bomblncs Thurmond sai A natiVe of Clever, Mo., Maadaa Its We ■ March. VlrateU Brace. to bare Sxbahy. _ _ by ■ dOTABKOd (dd man touch off :M r ■eliU----- . A Offie Tbe Baal MeCsye. A M A. wave of robberies 'that baffle power. srew up In Claremont, -Cailf. He "Rich Boy".\ Thurmond, whe • xarw w s w poUco in “Out of Order” NBC- 'mroUed: at Pomona OoU^fe, In at m e Wrat. SiM TeU it Te G r^eh e t by the western t OsSIsIs Kiwssrw "Silvar Spurs." Roy Roceis. Coaiedy-TSriety X human interest TV e "87th Precinct” Monday, Jan. Claremont, and decided to study ■wky sad jlta FHm conference last w law. But after a role In a freshman StU SteaiEtBm liiao ^ AeariralTSwakfcy Skew show, etarrlng Crapcho Marx and 33 (9-10 p.m. EST). t;M Cdilecf Of Tk» Air Tapper'' ■■ M featuring Jack before a Rcipublti T>loy. be quickly chanced his mind.' S:M iasliiehater aaMr (:M Fim Skew _ M Harmon. ganization in Ca ‘ le enloyed acting so much he "That Hasan Olef'i ghlrley Tea»- — — “ g. .. When Bronco (TT Hardin) and Jaeb La e ______losea vember, paid Kei .Twitched from law «a -hia major Ua head, toupee and all, ^ e r the a couple oC trail buddies. Squire and began to devote all his free Csstris Raiissrae Scariy Skew W (Alan Hale) and Jonah (Mickey listen to some C t:1f b A mo Brake , "H er Prlmltire Mah.'* Ijoulee Al- girl using him In her adietne to time to theatricals. By the time he SiM Mmlas 8s*M ' krUton. Robert Pats«. punme Steve. Simpson) decide to get themselven Although, he \ left college ne had acted in more Manlaa Mnto I : N Sea Haal M TV Hear el Stars „ a spread,. Bronco hits a boaaiiaa ' allegedly giving ‘‘Have A Heart' Jess Pstker, FSm n •That 1 May Live". Roehclle Hi than SO |»oductlons on campus and jRRies Dunn. t-M FeSx Tke Oat S aon, Robert Kent. „ In a poker game and wins l.OOB campaign in ( Ip, the community theatre. Cftlenter SiSS ■ariclrfcerry ■esaS . f WteriHnx M 'head of cattle, only to And that a mond’s adminlsi ^In January 1055 one of the di- SiDabss >• SiM Bairi M. M rdpeher named Poole (Barry Harry Dent, sal: M:M HwaM^er’* Mavta lOskway Petrel M "Hasel'a Tough Cuatomer." Basel Vectors for whom he had worked "The GolOen mstreaa' recelvea a marriage proposal from Kelley) ie atnuigltng the town hy Senator's speech earllpr oitfered him a role at the Asar. Rosemarie Bowe. SiU Hewi. Waalker. Spelts M a mlUlonalre n'eirhbor. refusing to nermit cattle drives nia group "had n Palm Springs Playhouse ' Pby ■ Vs “ ‘ » . » .Awerleaa Newireri M ■lag mf Dianieade across his land, the only egress to Color) 4:U Weathn New, eM SpeHs S partisan politics ' just before graduation, Bob left •iSS News pad Wratker J S f f i ’ e V Alarm ". M v i U t i a piaa market. ~Hut Bronco puts oa a Wg iot to do with E school to make his professional 11;W The rriee la BigM M. se ■aval Caaadlaa ;Mepat ^ ' * * u teekflrea when she rigt a.areddlng Muff, and hrith the help of Squire acting debuL Ho remained at the ICUori InvllRtion for her fathers. and Jpnah the tricky cattle ranch­ \ "I am not aw The Texas A toin ABC-TV network Mopday, Jan. >3, Tear Fleat Imsreaalaa M. M :M BV(erslaSM Mitch Miller and the Sing ▲long tor New York and landed an ott- (Color/ Baal Gang in songs saluting the Statea. at 7:30 p.m. EST. Csowsflaci lUaa DsUar Mevla dance erases which have swept Broadway part. Early the next %r T* vsar (1056) he made his Broadway U:M 8eaf^.n "Dark Paxxase". Humpkrey Bo- the nation and songs about tbe Train orer C Ceseesaeseee n c t, Lauren BeealL __ moon, Stuart Bailey (Efrem ^mbaliat Disputes debut in a show enUtled oolnei MakeMsho A Farrn A ee. Imaikar aad News » The tJalaachaMsa t. . Jr.), calls on his new aMMiate, denUUy, "Debut" • U:«| Osieiiw UsM MsweKkw aadand WesikarWeather SS ^Nlcky". When a mobster Is Mmt U:H NowsDar^i Mews aad Weathemeaa w In government raid oa aa illicit Gerald Uoyd Kookaon i n (E w a rd Later, after a Summer engage­ Bw. MiMnial VaeeTered M at|ir Ness finds he has made a Byrnee), Ms French-speaking^ ment with another off-Broadway 1;W Brat Seller ' new yotmg enemy, the gangster'* I MarHee Jaaa T:lg WeiMem Mass, mghlighle » ceptionist, S n X a n n e (Jacquelid show, Sartre’s "No Exit," he re­ ss M tosHfe Camera 1* son. (Rei^at). Bailc At Baceele wnnWHk BHtv. News di MiUiea Denar Movie U Brar) as well as Roecoe (Louto\ turned to Broadway in “Speaking Pay Is CeeH T:tg Preatter CHreas B "Dark Passage.^’ Humphrey 'B Quinn),' the contact man pai' ex-' of Murder." In the peat year. Bob ;H KiMay nesaH gart. Lauren Bacalt :N As me iKrM Ti *'Mr. Grady Stegrets”. Beeaoae of tellence, to help monkey wfench a returned to the off-Broadway thea- ■iskimr Felrel aa old aiad warm friendship. Casey lltgg News, Weather A gpstga S nefarious plan of foroicn agents t* Serial Hales WMh K U b M hires a boastful old. scalawag Into , Bfr lirw, M . ire to star In a new play, "Death the dreua after bis release from ' Np w i p p 4 WcaUMr M pressure a TTN delegate. Idealistic of, Satan," and a revival of Philip Harver Oleea terrltorisl prison—not knowlac Ifewo. ftparts. Weather ' dd lAM Bast at Orsaeka bungling by lowe struck Rose Earrya "Here Come the Clowna.’^ Tkla Is Tke Aaewer tbait the man's former cellmates News Fiaal Bt FTankUn (Ouui Everett) plays the Bob made hie ilrat TV appear t :U At ■#■») WNk m t r betfered his balamey about a 11:1§ Barape'e Flaeet MevL_ l:5 S H a«* hidden fortune aad haee followed "Innocents In Parle**. Attster 81m, driegate’s daughter, Mieherie aace three years.ago on "A na- SiSS Faasware Mtti to get It for themseWea. Claire Bloom. (Carolyn Craig) into the handh of Hartford, Jan. atrong Circle Theatre." He waa al­ m s Jaa Narrav Skew Back raar Shew (OMer» the plotters untp Rootefon’s gam­ tic State and so featured on "Kraft Mystery ICUert **The Old Maa'*e Tbe illegal ant lea l i iU Pdalase «• John M. BaUey Sm s Wyaies TVm ate a « . m ■ ef CbiUk. Breeaoa's tnmnigible 11 :B7 Newsreel bits get hm- frW Again in "The Theatre,” "UJB. Steel Hour" i StM'Heira aad scheming father threaten to II daeh Faar Shew Diplomatic Ca|>er," a Wgraer dented a report tl oilier dramatic ahowa. t!W ■ ■ ■ » Rsety rula his sen's career. iOalar) aging the .effor LarritS Taaes n. M Blae Aagals t Bros. "77 Sunset Strip" drama for Bob, a baiohelor. Uvea in New Sevaa ■eye f. « . m Am B s l i A Match WMe f t the ABC-TV itetwOTk Friday, Jan. Labor to gain the Torit City. His hobbiee tnolude Siee Wyatt ■are _ , Oast# A Warriel di Robert Taylor.Bridce". viriaa I/e*eh, |wrr' ' TO, at » p.m. EST. (.nation for Meri singing, to hU earn piano accoriip- "Tbe— Itandol^'s “ ...... Niece’ meh______: Kowalski, A S*. S tertatns the.ftaadolph’s niece and lt:M Nows. WMiUin antment; writing, tennia and ttm f w ? r-*- -W e , U :M Mo B«( r i Mo Katharine Antra Munfook ne claim waa footbaU. Omf Bleed** liM.Nowo N e l ^ , national g rit Dsaaa Seed dhow t:M Mowo (played by guest Star Patricia Who Do[Tea TrasI "Aloba. Klmi." Doana ( :M How Tootanoo* Owens), an arrogant Eastern aris­ for the^ternatic Nancy KSUy and David Mel/saa tocrat, cornea to Caitfomia to write Macl^uto. The star In "The Storm," a drama about the. West, only to be trapped offlelatl ^ k e a about a woman trying to maintain between her ideals and her emo- clave ^ tns sti her sanity whUe alone In her coun­ FRIDAY T elevisio n PROGRAM tlona when she meets gunman lA M at the StpUi try reeidence during e thunder Nathan Chance (guest star Rod Nelson told uv< atorm, on NbC-TV's "Thriller” Marino seeks facUi oa Red Cblna’a this story: Mmim smuggling of drags into the illicit Cameron) in "Assignment in Okirl- Monday Jen. 23 (10-11 p.m. EST) •:M roBeco of Mo Air "M neline On Harveet Moon." bee” on NBC-TV’s “Tajes of Wells Faced by 48 d CowHoeolol Cloooroora Mmgie Baaeh V.S. narcotics market. tlonal officials of Boris Karloff ia host of the series. iColar) i:B B. FbUs______Tbe Gal aiiea DetUr Mevie U Fargo” color broadcast Saturday, SdS Now Toriorarat <:•• Becky aad Bie FHeade S f yewitaess .8 Jan.'27 (7:80-8:80 n.m. EST). Ington last Wedr Haiel (Shlney Booth) receivaa a •:M Writon of ToSsy ■Igbway Patrol d# Major News event of the week. them privately— News • B8 wUn Walter Cronkile and other propoeal of marriage from a mU- CraHoostel Ctsooraora News Corfespondeats reporting. a good guy—I I (Color) #:li Newsreel BB re . Tbe apparent robbery slslyihg of Uonalre. neighbor, Mr. OrUfln 7:1 I ‘teasSeri is 4 Toot Tab# #:BS Weather Newe A Saerle ^ B Chet Haatley Bspasltag BB, B# nominated" for t T ^ I Show Siaglag Weatherman ^ IB ,. News features. an art dc^er interrupto rohearaala (Howard Smith),' hi "Hasel’i tt:l# News. Weather and fperta "M r. BaUey tol Tough Customer,” on NBC-TV Monuss Boaloar •:l# News A Westher ■ B for a little theatre production ia this publicly,” h 1 :U TMo Osr FoUh ■arbor Cemmaad IB News, '**b#rfs. Weather which Sandy 'WinfieM (Troy Dona­ Thursday, Jan. 35 (9 :M p.m. EST) 7:U Wosthor dabhoase SS Big Nesews that’s what he s Beblnd Closed Deers 4# News aad Wealhj hue) and Cha Cha O’Brien (Mar­ T:M TMo U OOou News. Sports. B falkrr Reached by t BasiaoM Roeoit FUm SB garita Sierra) arjs to do a dance Washington offlc 7:M fkne.Stoeses i:4B News B. 8, 81. BB News l:M Caetala ■oan rao 1:## Death Valley Days 8 ll:t# America's Greatest Mevles number. AH evidence points to set said “ I positive Rocky aaS ■!• Fries i» Whiplash 4 "Only *1*00 Valiant". Gr painter Wilber Law (John Arch­ statement.” ■:tk Brenfsol TIao Mtnlea DefUr Movie 18 Peck, Barbara Peytoa. er). But 'when fingeii>rinta expose "No Time For Comedy". James . darli Paar Show B# 'This contlnu ■ ;M Cotter, of Iho Air ia Law as a'-wealthy man whq has »:M------MSI MebarSa Stewart. Rosalind Russell. 11 :t# Featare 4# tempting to pi La La m Weather. 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B# In the Mirror,” "tcF Palace' mad ers s plot to Brize her county In Nelson told t IB:## Love M Life The Hathaways ##, BB "A'Fever In the Blood." "Year Of .Grace;" a Warner Btosl Ing in Hartford Year First Imgreeslea "The Headliners". W-alter is sup­ “Hawaiian Eye” drama for the Oameaflag# posed lo stayrhome for business - Anna C5apri, a beautiful 19-year- lt:S# Search Far Temerrew conference when Elinor aad the old blonde, ia the teen-age daugh­ ABC-TV network Wedneaday, Jao. Tratb O r Ceasegaeaceo Chimpe board a Honolulu-bound ter, Mary. Annai came to thla coun­ 34. 9 p.m. EST. . llake AAT' Fare A M. H glance ^ nightclub engagement ^ ft t a Tbe OaMiae LUhi B:B# 1 try from (Sermany with her par- Asks Ta; 1B:K Newe Day BegeH 1800 D ays^ Justice." Tod SUlea enta at the age of five. Three Ihirlng a tour of the. city, a me#. N i^ a a l Oeua. aad Bus Murdock are taken oriS" years later she made her acting new police inspector (Lawrence IHD Best ^U er oner by an ex-convlct who is eon- Fletcher) discovers there U n» "Pimpernel Srolth." Part A vlnced he was railroaded to prtsoa bow on the Loretta Young Show I Married J#aa ^ a banker who controls a smaH and has been seen In many motion serioiu crime in the 53hl Precinct At Bease Wllb KIMf Texas town. sector assigned to otflesrs Tbody Day la Oaait IM W rt Tayl«r*s Detectives Bt. B# picturea and TV dramas rince Ken 1:1# Aa the WarM f arm "wight On The Towo." Attractive then. (3oo E. Roes) and Muldoon (^ «d ' PETS! ■Igbwav Fatral woman hires a meek aalesmaa oa Mickey Rooney’s 14-year-old Gwynne), in “Tbody and Muldoon Nelee _ a nlghtckibbtng Jaunt to faclUtate Crack Down," an episode of NBC- ■srag, - s a murder plot. son, Timothy, is following vjc- 0 BlBDS : draaeha MtftliA«se 8 cesriuUy in the footstepa of nis •TV’s "Car 54, Where are YoU?” Faith Far Today Wilbur Cross game (Special). Sunday, Jan. 21 (8:30 p.m. BIST). e TBOPioAi. nsn Baiwe aad Allen- 1# famous father in the role of Jeff Proj l:M At' Roaio “ “'^TnttyWith S M Faaawood The Fllaslenes ##. St Rose. Timothy has been acting faa Marray Hww "W ilma's Vanishing • Money." Adam Cartwright (P m ril Reh- U T T U A Mc Kin n e y ■Then Fred finds a secret cache since the age of seven and ap­ 'xCotM-l erto) recognizes the hooded UH- By 8TERLI IS WOODBEOMB ST. a Wyataa Mm, A 4A M that Wilma plans on using for his peared with hia father in "The er. of Goat Springs stage manager tiM ■oatot Party birthday present, he decides to Big Bankroll." In that motion pio Washingtoi MANCHE8TEB teach her a lesson and spend It. Toby Barker (Chubby Johnaon) pa MI t-SOM LtooMs Toaa_ ture .he played Mickey as a boy. I w* « Soros Haya B:## 77 Snneet Strip ##. gS his longtime friend. Bill E ad m \ President Kei >:M Tha M B tiillra ♦The Diplomatic Caper." While Though he can’t conceal Ms sd (Jan Merlin), and undertakes Voaaa Or - Maians guarding diplomat’s daughter on miration for his father, Timothy V today the nal A college campus. 0tu B ^ e y dls- daugerous 25-mile horseback covery aims i VUIT »:M poTers that foreign Ideology has doesn’t seek his acting advice. He to prove lt.'ln “The Ride’’ on "Bo­ Oar Fivs DaaSktarr M. M been accepted by gulllblh stu­ ing "another > GLADYS CLOSE dents. doesn't want to be a carbon copy nanza,” NBC-TV ftiU-hour color Who Do Too TVaotr TV Hear e f Stars 1# of anyone else. aeries, Simday, Jan. 21 (9 mm. ward fuii e AND #:B# ^Iher Of Tke. Bride B BST)., > year, and can ■ Fra OMSyora The entire adding party I# Mt Marshal Dan Troop (John Rus­ Araortcaa ■aaiw aal waiting at the alter when • the gering” $600- ROLAND REAUCHESNE 4:tt ta Tho ^_Mic k llc lotorat |mom^O"be falla to sitew an at sell) and deputy Jirimny JdcKay Exhausted Joqy Earner (Joey - 4tM Here' the rehearsal. (Peter Brown) face the problem Bishop) is. about to .apt out on a ' production in AT M s s DInnh Shere Shew St. M ruiruyay Tbo Olowa (Color) Guests: Audrey Meadows. of halting a gun duel which breate much-antlelpated twb-vroek vaca­ The time tc t m “Foataro Flha IM e r Lind Hnyea- and Mary out when two fighting ‘cotriiaiids tion wKenhe reccjVMacalltoaorvp in-depth agaii "SS* Mliiioa .B.C "Wotra Map W Jtet guest star Vvea accidentally wreck the grapevines CANEO KMITY In t e n d nog extra added attrac­ M a Juror In the "Jury Duty” epi­ tdons is this tion Sleye Allra. of two settlera Troon promises the sode of "The Joey BMhop Show" Farayc Thoatrr - ' 1 t#:## T a r N ^ leas settlers that they will be paid for ment, Kennk Tho Adailml Aa ,'The 'Hunt."'VTttFO •• Vatu*