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FRIDAY, MARCH 9, 1M2 t»iiSE TWENTY A m iIanrb(Bt(r lEttfuittg H^ratb Avnage Dally Net Piieae Rob Hie Weather' For the Week Eadea Fotaeaat of p. 8. Weather Btufiee M em W s of Cub Scout Pgok 144 works of two members of the Man- wratereolon and two Ml jiaintinga. Narck ». IMS will swim at the East Side Rec T\vo Town Artiste bheeter Fine Art Anmoiation. She has studied at the SoMety of FOR RENT deariaf teolght. eligMIy eolder. Sliap l^lM«hurs» Tonight rill 9-Sot. 8 a.m. fill 6 p.m. About Town building tomorrow from 3 to 4 .p.m.. Mrs. May D. Barry, 32 Scar­ A rts and Crafts’ In DetrMt and R sufi 19 imiL Movie Prejeetors 13,549 Displaying Works borough Rd„ is displaying tUree with Lewis Hodgkins, New Hamp- —eenad or eilent, also W nans, Low la mM M ti Saiiday OMWtly Just «8 5wift is famous for the premium brand fully 'The Distributive Education Club, Mrs. Evelyn Gerard. 75 Olcott oil paintings. She has studied idiire watoroMorist'. ‘ slide projectors. ItMUbei the AafHt ■nnny, mDd. High la mM Me. Manchester High School, will Dr. and Mrs. Daisy Bills, 95 W. A hew' exhibition of paintings at writh Louis Fusari of Hartford and , The exhibit will be on view Mon­ ' Barean o< Clividatlaa Mimche$ter^A Ciiy of ViUage Charm cooked ham tve are featuring, at t!5« lb. . . . UsinRer 6( sponsor a cake sale at W. T. Middle Tp) PBliSS ^ald to cspair pubUe facilities. Prt Gothaer Cervelat Prize and many nice sliced The Soroptlmist Club will hold a Cold Cuts including famous W E O IV E behind a barricade of villa vats homeowners In six states wsre $200,000 Suit business meeting Monday at 7:30 Th* devastated Eastern covered under' a separate disaster Tavern Loaf. p.m. at the home of Mrs. Lillian walls and press agents today Will Halt Arms Race Beerwurst Seaboard fought to clear a designation by the Small Business Gustafson,' Ludlow ,'Rd. amid reports their “this is for­ HARTFORD (AP) — A Tongue, Blood Sausage monumental mass of debris Administration, which prepared to 1200,000 suit brought by the Franks and cold cut from ever” marriage is on the today as the worst week of grant them low-interest, long-term Grote te Weigel. rehsbilitstion loans. estate of a New Loncion man Pfefferw'urst mill rbcks. And they hid together. veinter storms in its history A apokeaman for Fiaher termed The Agriculture Department who committed suicide while a CR.BEN faded under clearing skies. listed 17 damaged counties in four ZONOLITE .STAMPS rldicuioua reporta patient at the Institute of Liv­ Rusk Flies wife ia "madly in love" with Brllr Sufferers in five states had statei where farmers mdy obtain ing has been decided in favor INSULATION li leh actbr Richard Burton, the President Kennedy’s promise emergency credit to replenish Marc Antony in the multlmlllton' property, livestock and land dam of the institution. MAIN ST. of federal disaster relief. aged by the storm. The Institute of Living is a pri To Parley W. H. ENGLAND STRIKE A MATCH! dollar movie Cleopatra. A storm that dropped seven vate hospital for the mentally UI Manchester "Eddie eald he wouldn't dignify To aid storm victims In Vir­ inches of snow on parts of Oeorgis in Hartford. LUH8ER CO. the atory by aaying anytiilng ginia, Delaware, New Jersey, New O f mix them up! dwindled In itensity as it ploddei York and Maryland, the Ameri The suit wa.v based on the sui about tt," the apokeaman for the northward to disappear during the In Geneva a Opes A'U Day Saturday e III can Red Croea set up a disaster cide in 1954 of Max M. Bokarl, a they're a beautiful bargain crooner Inalated. day. I t carried rain and light snow relief headquarters at Wilmington, New London lawyer. While a pa- •»At the Oreen”—.HI 9-580I Misa Tlaylor'a attorney, Robert in cotton broadcloth! as far north as southern New Del. A separate headquarters in tient. at the institute, Sokarl es- By TOM O C H IL ’n iR E 0 genpy convertible collar blouse Abrahma, aiao iaaued a faat de­ England. Manteo, N. C., handled ’hat state. capi^, went to a nearby apart. o Italian convertible collar blouae nial of marital ^Uble. GENEVA (AP) — Soviet Tides running at "a loot above New Jersey, which caught the Aient building, and leap ^ from Foreign Minister Andrei A. fully lined aliaukirt,—zelt belt "Theae reports are abaolutely normal slowed the dralnoff of full force of the storm, suffered the roof. "o unpressed pleated falae," Abrahma aald. " I know flooded coastal lowlands and Gromyko arrived today for a •iiiliK damage estimated at $100 million Counsel for Sokarl's estate skirt—self belt. thla." hampered cleanup operations from or more and a loss of at-least claimed that he had "definite round of East-West negotia­ , ’ But theae denlala did not alienee Miami Beach to southern New 13. lives. ‘ Several-hundred New known suicidal tendencies,’’ and tions and said he hoped tha LISTEN TO KATHY GODFREY, WINF. MONDAY the reporta that have circulated England. Jersey residents have taken refuge that the InsUtute failed to take BLOUSES here for weeka. nations meeting here would thru FRIDAY, 1:10 P.M. — SATURDAY AT 11:10 A.M. But this latest assault of the in temporary shelters. adequate precautions to keep him And aamrlng that the rumora dying winter weather was small Beach Haven, N,. J., one of Long from harming himself. halt the “avalanche of arma­ would not faat die down, one coiiq|>ared to the storm that began Beach Island's chief resort cen­ The Institute answered that the ments” facing mankind. 2 .9 9 aource that haa been cloae to the Tuesd^ and ravaged the coast for ters, was reported to have almoet care provided Sokarl was ade­ Gromyko’s plana touched down couple'a houaehold aaid Fiaher three days, leaving 38 known dead, washed away, with 90 per cent quate, since a diagnosis had- no: at Geneva Airpori. in a drt-vtng SKIRTS and Miaa Taylor would' separate 10 missing apd damage estimated of its homes either destroyed or identified him as suicidal. rain. He was the first leading THE SPRING STORY after the completion of the movie a t $300 million. baAy damaged. More than 1,000 Another defense employed by the figure to arrive for foreign min­ "Cleopatra." Hard-hit secUons of New Jersey, homes were reported to have dis­ Institute was its contention that It isters talks on disannament, nu­ .Rom e's newspapers riiouted in Maryland, Delaware and Virginia appeared along a 80-milto section is a charitable InstituUon. Such clear and Bast-West cold war OF 3 .9 9 glaring headlines the renewed were due financial aid as a result of New Jersey^s South Snore. institutions are immune from neg­ problems, including Berlin and .j'eports that stemmed from a of President Kennedy’s designa­ Scattered looting was reported ligence suits in Connecticut. Germany. ^ atory carried by the. Loa Angeles tion Of them as disaster areas. Al­ in summer homea on the island, This proved to be-the key point UB. Secretary of State Dean Herald-Examiher. so Included was West Virginia, and New Jersey state police set of the case and the Jury was Rusk waa to arrive tonight and CINDERELLA" "All Rome knows now that Lis which suffered from floods last up patrols and roadblobks to keep asked to determine, along vrith its Britain’s forelgpi secretary. Lord r and Eddie are no longer the lovers week.. it at a minimum. verdict, whether institute is, in Honve, at midday Sunday. they have been since they were A disaster declaration entiUee The three wiU tackle a whole (Oontlnned on Page Three) fact, a charitable insUtution and that ovary littio girl s married May 12, 1959, in Las stricken areas to federal financial eligible for protection from suits peries of dlplomaUc problems In Vew«a,"'the newspaper said. It said uiMer what is known as the "doc­ private axchangea in the next (and har mothor) Mias Taylor’s manager. Kurt trine of charitable immunity." three days. should know! Fyings, bad been In Rome all week The Jury decided such a cloak Thotr discussions will determine to amove an agl^eihent to end the CoConspirator in New Case of immunity was warranted. wliether eny - chance actually ex­ . . . and you'll Rnd thorn all marriage. ists for Improving BsM-West rtia- at Houso & Hale. Friends' of the couple aald they tkma were together while the rumors Cra$h Injured 3 Following these talks, 17 na- swirled about-them. MIDDLETOWN (AP) — Three Uone, including the three Mg pow­ Reporta linking Miss Taylor to men were Injured seriously today * woven checks, stripes and Quterma Testifies Italy’s President Giovanni Gronchi haa a handshake greeting for Mra. John F. Kennedy today at ers, will undertake general dis­ Burton romantically cropped up In a two-car collision oh South St. armament negotiations. France is solid colors , - K several weeks ago. A press agrnt Hospitalised were Stephen C. Qulrinale Psilace in Rome aliorily after her arrival by plane from New York. In banlcground, part­ ly Hidden Is Mrs. Amintore Fanfani, wife of the Italian premier, and a guard. (AP ITiototax via not pertldpaiUng in thli work. for Burton denied the reports, but Stevenson, 40, Sand Hill Rd., driv­ radio from Rome). . Ebeperts for Britain and the Burton later repudiated the state­ er of one of the cars; Henry Me' v - ( # - United States -worked on last-min­ • no-iron cottons, dacron,— navy . ment. He Lied at Probe smith, 28, of U South Main St., the ute touches to a new nuclear pro­ J ______dacron organza, nylon The Loa Angeles Herald-Elxam- driver, and Peter Langley, 25, posal that «>uld spelt Buceess or beige Iner aaid Fisher left his wife in passenger in Mesmith’s car. bermuda blue NEW YORK (AP)-r-GonvIctedf’SamUel 8. Garfield of Clare, Mich.; Hailed as ■America’s Queen’. failure of the Big "Three talks. Irving Pasternak of Denver; 'Vlr- Injui4d slightly, treated at the P resid ent Set (Contbaoed on Page Two) stock swinip^ Alexander h, Gromyko was accompanied by • sheers brown ■» D; Ddrdl of New York City, and boN^ihi and released were Her Valerian Zorin and Vladimir Sam- old Hadioek, a passenger in StS' black Guterma, the goyemment’e dret A1Um K. Swann of ~Evansville, - Ind. - - For Political enoV, deputy foreign mlnistara of witness in a storit fraud conspir­ Guterma testified that two venaon’s ear, u d Maury Garrett, maize 21, .vdio was riding with Mesmlth. foreign affairs. * part sleeveless dresses, 10 to 18 acy trial, has admitted that he weeks after he moved to an office First Lady in Rome Gromyko said the disarmament Terrorists Hit at 430 Park Ave., headquarters of Police said the cars «'cre mov' enchanting dress-up dresses, lied, to federal Investigators prob­ ing In opposite directiona along Party Tonight conferenice would aeek a soiutlcm United Dye and of Dardl, its presi­ to a'problem "theJpiportsnce of pastel school dresses! ing the case. dent, DardI had told him that a South S t when Stevenson’s car OutOma, now a patient in the MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP)— which, for all humanity, )t Is diffi­ Algiers, Paris; "block of 40,000 shares in UMtcri vssred out of line knd hit Me^ cult to overestlmste.” United SUtes PibUo Health Serv­ 6t smith’s car headon. Both cars On Wav to Pakistan Preaident Kennedy plans to go Dys that would lead to control He said all forces in the world ice Hospital on SUten Island, was the company was available” at $10 were damaged extensively. oruletng on the yacht Honey Fltz convicted for stock maidpulationo "must be mobilized to stop the size s to 6 x main floor sportswear Talks Continue a ahare. Guterma said he bought before steering Into poHUcal wa­ 3 3.99 to 8:99 in another case and is named as 38,500 shares at that price. ^ Hurt in Escape By FRANCES LEWINE ^glven by Count Dino Peccl-Blunt, rapid growth of tho avalanche of oo-cons^rator but not a defendant The witness said he sold 1,000 'a friend of the Kennedy family. ters with a apeeuh tonight at a armaments end to ellminsts the ALGIERS (AP) Right-wing NEW HAVEN (AP)—A New Ha­ ROME (A P)— Mrs. Jacqueline serious threat of nuclear and mis­ in the present case. He is a for­ shares each to Robert Evelelgh ' Before being received by the Democrallc $l(X>-a-plate dinner. t - . terrorists struck in Paris and Al­ ven man waa Injured early today, Kennedy, hailed by Italians as sile war which Is weighing on the mer resident of Oreen'wich, Conn. and,Robert C. Leonhardt, charged Pope Sunday, she will attend Mass The chief executive ia bUlsd as M 5.99 to 10.99 Z I P ! .. . the all new P L A Y T E X giers today, but Algerian peace police said, wiien he smash«,d his "Ameriesn'a queen," arrived today pomleo o t the world.” talks moved steadily toward an Twelve men and four women witii him as co-conspirators in the way out of a burning Elm St. at the Pontifical North American principal speaker when some it are accused of manipulstlng the case, and 12,000 shares to Paster­ en route to India and Pakl. lying in the Pope John XXIII Sunday and watch as she passed the ancient for U.S. assistance and sympathy. massive secret army retaliation lems of production and supply ing and Um sale of 675,000 ahares be $800(000 and the total invest­ street before being atmek by the leave In the evening for New Delhi. Roman Forum, the Coloeseum and But most sources Friday night • new matinee length to a cease-fire announcement. and "other matters of Interest of unregistered stock, ment would be $3,000,000,’’ he car late Wednesday night. >■ --Mni.' iCennedy will be guest of Other landmarks of Rome’s 2,000 discounted repbrts that 35,000 or The tempo of terroriem picked to all the Cuban people,” tho —T'*\ beaded necklaces Outorma’s testimony concerned honor tonight at a private dinner years of history. more refugees would mass In front up In Algeria Friday after two . 4 - ’— - radio said. The announcement ii KKY TO THEIR COMFORT four of the five top defendants: (Continaed on Page Four) Mrs. Kennedy waa met at the of the beachfront hotel where th'e eomeo on the heels of Onstro’o • I to 7 strand bibs relatively quiet days, ITirty-four Pedestrian Killed airport by Reinharilt, seven other persons were killed and 31 wound­ ■WEST HAVEN (A P )—Andrew banquet will be held. appointment so top man on th* embassy officiais and their wives, However, police acted to head directorate of the Integrated ed In 55 separate attacks. Bruno, about 50, West Havsn, waa Count Guerino Ptoberll, protocol .* naw spring colors But.Fhench atid Algeria itsgotl- killed by a car as he was crossing News Tidbits off the risk of any trouble. Two RevoluUnnary Organlzattons, a duotones Massachusetts Overcharged chief of Italy's foreign ministry, hundred officers were on duty and body that shortly Is expected to ators began weekend seaaions at Ocean Ave. last night. The driver '' from the AP WirM and Gen. Renato Salaris, comman­ Evlaa, France, showing no signs was identified as Carl Richards, 86, warnings have gone out that any­ become Cuba’s IJnIted Socialist der of the airport. one starting disturbance will be Party. thst tlis stepped up violence was West Haven. Regular paaaengera aboard the Impethog progress toward an commercial plane left first. Then arrested. are ^ Hill-country neighbors ' around MINE DEATH8 AT SI A. .52 agreement on ending h the seven 5 Indicted for Fraud Criminally Responsibh the elegant First Lady appeared. The President is staying at the regr3.00 and . a half year Algarian rebslllorf Big ptone Gap, Va., will welcome home of the late Harriett B, Youn^ HEE8.HEN, Germany (AP). — HARTFORD (A P)—A oopsAer’s pIM FraneJs Gary Powers home She wore a leopard skhi coat. and eventual independence for the on the Blscayne Bay side of Miami' Another miner died today, bring­ finding holdk the driver p ^ -O o n - on Monday in ceremonies that Her shoes, purse, gloves and small j ing to ,H the death toll in Fri­ the territw y. ilectlcut Co. bus criifimally re- hat were black. A black scarf was Beach. On Land for Highumys may be long on speeches but The President spent more than , day’s coal mine disaster here. For the liret time, fog forced sponslbla In the teaim death of a definitely short on hoopla... .Gov­ tied snugly around her neck Mining authorities said six min­ the nlne-man Algerian team' to ■Tl-year-bM W M tNartford pedestri­ against a chilly wind and alight an hour and. a half Friday visiting : ernor Nelson A. Rockefeller of New at the Palm Beach home of his ers were released from hospitals take a boat from its bass 'In neu­ BOSTON (API—Five men, in-# to 14 individuals and two corfrara- an. The r ic t m was Gustave Pers- 'fork advises Republican leaders drizzle. matching father, Joaeph P .’ Kennedy.' who Is after treatment of light Injuries news tral Switzerland aerosB Lake'Ge­ cludlng municipal' court Judge tlons accused by the grand Jury son, wbq.-4fxe hit h y the bus Jan. from seven northeeatem. states to As she passed an enclosure re- suffered In the firedamp expio- - • earrings neva to the talka on Frendi soil. Theodore A. Glynn Jr.r of Boston, after 19 months Invqetigatton Into 16 and'^ed th f following day. c4Meentmt« on the problems of the recuperating fron( the Stroke he sion 3,000 feet underground In rag. 2.00 HeHeopters had ferried them are under indictments today on Maasachusetta land taUngi for r Louis W. Shaefer aaid people end not worry about argu­ (Continued on Page Three) suffered In December. the Sachsen mine. Ail snnrivors across the past three dsya conspiracy charges In connection the federal highway program. le bus driver, Roland Babourin of ments between liberals and con­ are off the critical list. French army headquarters for with Maiqpchusetts land takings Glynn’s Indictment came Rockfall. should have epqtted servatives in the OOP party. Algsria said 'Algerian rebel artil- in the federal highway program. he spent inore than four hounf be­ Attempt by attorneys for Team­ REDS TRY TO JAM KADIO ' lety during the night flred on Indicted with Glynn yesterday fore the grand Jury, (OMUaned on Page Two) ster Union leader Jam es R. Hoffa ^Dissatisfied Customers’ Beriln (AP) — The Ruestons FVeneh po&tlons at two points w ere:' . Haveles, who io o k ^ v r Glynn’s to summon to court as witnesses have tried to Interfere with Thii is tho foMous SEAMLESS BACK CONSTRUCTION William 'M. Jacobs of Newton, law practica aftep^tM latter’s ap­ two members of President Ken­ Western radio reception on tho fashion's THE MOST FAMOUS NAME IN. MEN'S UNDERWEAR (OsBitinirii Ml iHkge ThrM) nedy’s cabinet and a U.S. Senator of XALl-STEN-lKS — tho finort shoo for childroh wo apinalser and real estate .broker., pointment to UMfbench, also testi­ Proseciitoi^ Oaim vital air lanes to Berlin, as. In­ H arb^' L. Dodge of Needham. fied before.^tM grand Jury. haa been blocked British actor formed Boiirces repotted today. Rex Harrison, 64; and actress Do. All Smokers hovo ovor corriod. -• for perfect fit, comfort and ri|^ of way engineer for the appointed Judge in For two hours Friday the So- • Juries Influenced Rachel Roberts, 84 publish wedding wear washing after washing Eighth Polaris Sub Massachusetts Detrim ent of Piib- 1 9 6 9 -^ Democratic former Gov. vlets showered hietalUc ohjecta No Mptm in beek.fintido or outside) to hurt young Uc Works (DPW). ;er Furoola banns, preparatory to a planned B y TV Show^ Novel wedding in Genoa, Italy. known ss chaff on the air np- newest ‘ - foot, or to rip or toor. Edward Obomey of Auburn, sp^ Olyrm represented the Worces­ Like Their Cigarettes? proochra to Berlin, the eooyce Joins Elect Today ctal s^ppralser for the DPW. ter -Cold Storage and Warehouse Secretary of Agriculture 'Orville L. Freeman offers this advice to said. The metallic stripe ora The indlctmente Inc. during land txkiv negotia­ NEW ORLEANiT(AP) — More picked up on radar screen* caus­ ■ GROTON (AP)-r-Tha Navy gets siXracJr to defraud thejgo^eniment then 400 of the nation's district at­ Soviet Premier Khrushchev: "Let dtutry which has so. many dts- tions. Jaccribson had tMUfled before your farm ers operate .their own By JOHN BARBOUR # ing false Images and dlntortlng lie eighth Polaris missile, eubmar- In land taUngs InvM t^ the Wor­ the Blatnik subcommittee In W ell­ torneys turned their attention to a satisned customers,” Dr. Horn famls,’’ Washinj^on reports . . . Aseocisted Press Setence Writer reception. Similar devlcee. Wflflg ine B« the Thomas A. JBdieoa Joins cester CpM Storage Col and the ington ' that he paid Glynn’s law telev^on phow and a best selling commented. the ficet'today. P1f« caoses estimated million PHOENIX. Ariz.MAP) — used in World W ar II by th* leather kulln W astajO ^Tm WorwMter. - firm $9,250 aa a fee for handling novel and aaid both have influenced Dr. ■ Horn aald the survey, U.S. and British air force* to , SpeeUU ceremonlee were set to The indiements charge the five damage to storage bnildlajg about Do people who smoke ciga­ designed to be representative black or the transaction. . murder cases across tha land. ounfuso th* German def#«*e dur­ ATHLETIC SHIRTS mark the occasion, with three gen- 'With "eriaft, trickery and deceit" Other witnesses testified in District Attorney John W. Dav­ size ^ football fleM at St. Regis rettes really like them? ' of the adult U.S. population, eratlone of the tnvcntor'a family and-Allege an agreement to cause Paper Oo., at Pensacola, Fla., was conduoLed in late Janu­ ing bombing raids. little flat heels oxblood.calf. Wellington the sUte paid $165.- ies of Ikw Angeles, OalU., touched One smoker'in eight doesn't, y .on hand along.^th Navy dignitar- the state to pay Worcester Gold largest K raft paper 100,000,000 com­ the heayUy guarded building resented in Circuit Court 12, and relief. convicted on conspiracy diarges in social cmicems; and Charles Mil­ oSre of. four hearts. I have them over those estimated when selling laneheater, on March 26. current budget for a sewSr on nesday at 7 p.m,; Senior C^oir, Gnuit unto us, O heiveniy Fa­ send 60c to Bridge EoOk, Majumes- prices -wers established, the com- pared vrith $1,180,000,000 a year Tuesday ‘And Friday night were the Massachusetts land taking In- at 8. ThO meeting o f the church ler. worship. surely beaten." Mias Marlon A. Oeamer of 261 The Ocean (Tity area waa brand­ Norwood St. would lapse U the ther, Thy peace that -paSaeth tin- ter Evanlng' Herald, Box 3319, I>any said. earlier. blamed on the secret army. NO ed as an area of atate enforced vsatlgation. AU were sentenced to sewer wasn't built by June $0, the School teachers regularly sched­ dentanding, that we amid the A film on Le/tki America and a It was a misleading message for Spring 'St, late yesterday after­ West to be sending. He couldn't Grand Central Sta., N. Y. 17, N. Y. Ciompany officials further said There were 80,947 employes on one was reported injured. segregation by . the National Aaeo- jail but appeals are pending. end of the fiscal year. uled for Wednesday has been storms and troubles of this our skit ahowing the work o f the noon Was charged with having de­ beat four hearts and he had no (Copyright 1943, Genalml Fea­ the 1961 earnings “should be the United Aircraft's payroll at Decern' In Algeria, two separate inci­ ciatlon for the Advancement o f changed to-March 21st at 7:30 p.m. life, may rest in ThSe. knowing Methodlot Church in Latin Ameri­ ber 31, 1961, a rise of 2,628 more dents further alienated the FVench fective brakea after her parked car Oeneral Manager Richard Mar can countries will be given at the reason to suppose, be could. All tures Oorp.) low point in the .downward trend,” Colored People. The NAACP urged The women of the cl\urch are that through the death of the Lamb and-that profits in 1962 should rise than at the end of 1960, army from both the European set­ rolled acros Main S t (in front of tin explained that the appropria­ second aeesion of the sobool of the defenders oould tsjee was one the Friendly Ice Cream DrtVe-ln) that President Kennedy not g m it Bloodmobile Due tion would not lapse, since it is tnvltsd to a luncheon meeting of of God, the sine of the world are tlers and the Algerian moslcms. federal rriiahlUtatlon fimde to the the Womens' Fellowship at ths miaalons for aU membors of the diamond and two clube. and atniok a fance post She was in the capital improvements re- taken away and that we are guard­ There was no reason for West French police and troths pursu­ city wi-thout a guarantee that •eg-* church, Thursday. The women are ed by Thy love. United Methodist Church Sunday ing Moslem terrorists Oi Oran kill­ ordered to appear in court on Ob Wednesday seiwe fund of the department. Re­ from 4 to 6 p.m. at the church. to Ud his partner's cards as well March 26. regatlon there would be outlaw*^ serve funds don't lapse, he Mid, asked to bring either a salad or .May we take up our crogs and as his own. He had told his story ed 16 Moslems, four of them wom­ In North Carollnai the Nags dessert. Rolls and beverSges will follow Christ, in the atrSngth of Each person is asked to bring A £ flS T U J O O D Gromyko Hopes Tfdk en. tlie American Red Cross blood- while operating funds do. box lunch. with his takeout double, and he Science Winners-r-Boy and Hobby Head-Kitty Hawk-KlU Devils mUs . Deletion o f the $25,000 for Nor­ be furnished. patience and the constancy of had nothing to add to it. He PoUoe said they were investi­ Beach strand was virtually cloaed moblle Will visit Manchester Me­ Dumg the morning a group dis­ School Note James Purnell, wood St. left a request of $109,000, faith. riiould have passed four hearts, al­ gating a fire at a Moolem store "Brownie," four months to prevent looting in the more thah morial Hospital Wednesday from cussion will be held on “ Parents as During this Lenten Season, let Parents of pupils attending COMEDY BIOT! when they were fired upon by Grade 7 pupil, in the Syki .nm, son of Dr. A b o u t Tow n 10:49 a.m. to 8;S0 p.m. One proposed project is for Uie lowing hia partner to aet as his 300 homes wrecked by the storm. Tachers of Christian Prlnciplei us strive to walk In the steps of Bennet Junior High School in cards dictated. *'ONE.TWO-THREE" Will Halt Arms Race Moslem terrorists. Police fired and Mrs. CMver J. Purnell HU axhlblt de- In contrast to moat damaged Wedgewood St., complex for $90,- Thare will also be work ready for The Manchester Garden Club Donors by appointment and 000 and the other proposed project Thy Son, not mersly by "ipving Manchester may have questions East would have been delighted Jaidee Cagney—Horst Bocheiz back, killing three Moslems. Doz­ pioted the results of crossbreeding of hamsters as shown in the color o f the fur. TTie youngster municlpallUes, Atlantic City, N. J., walk-in donors are Invfted to give the Sewing group. up” somsthlng we deeire, but by about the school answered by call­ ens of Mosiema then streamed in­ has been keeping hamsters as a h o ^ for five yeaVs. He showed the purebred hamster, called will meet Monday at liSO p.m. in is for the Hackmatack 8 t sewer to go on to five diamonds. Am the 2:99-9:29-10:10 (Omtlnned trons Fags One) the Robbins Room of Center Con­ welcomed elghteeeni to view the' blood at the unit, stationed in the Members are asked to bring in “ giving in” to the way Christ ing the guidance office at that cards lay. East would have lodt Swiss city with the British and to a warehouee, bairicaded them­ golden, and several wtMse coats wera spotted or Shaded os a result of crossbreeding. - (HenUd $10-mlUion damage caused at that for $29,000. school, SupL PhUip C- Liguori Award Winning Fertormnaos! Soviet foreign ministers Sunday gregational Church. Mlaa Mildred hospital's emergency room. Women's Gift Mite Boxes for de- wanted us to live, which is truly (Hily two apade tricks, thus mak­ Satan Hayward la selves in and, police said, began photo by O’CJonnor.) tourist mecca. Parking without cost Is available However, the general manager dti^tlon at a service preceding the a greater Mcrlflce than the omis­ said today. There Mrill be a sum­ same attention to disarmament as night. The setting will be a dinner A l f m will speak on English gar­ *Forever* ing the diamond game. Bhooflng when troops approached. dens. Mrs. George Johnicm 'wiu be Mayor Joseph Altman declared, in the east parking lot for donors. pointed out that if the sewer fund buslncM meeting at 1 p m. 'There sion of a material desjre. or a mer school at Bennet Junior High "I WANT TO LIVE'* their politicians and general staff Rusk is giving for Soviet Foreign The troops opened fire, killing ’It is not danmrous. Our water is to be operated within the ex­ If you’re going to be a nurse­ the hostess; ^ 'Hie monthly bloodmobile quota will be a nursery ' for pre-school physical want. this year, Liguori added, but com*- maid and Ud In such a way as to 4:20-9:09 give to producing weapona of mass Minister Andrei A. Gromyko and 13. Hailed as ^America’s Queen^ Prosecutors Claim to liot polluted. Ttiera to no reason pected Income of $293,310, more plete details are not yet available. British Foreign Secretary Lord Is 190 pints. children. May we take up our croM and keep your partner out of trouble destruction "then the success of A Pre*Cana oonfsrenbe ViU be held to he alarmed at any gaa eaqilo* money might have to be cut from T h e Young AdulU will hold a follow Christ, in the strength of Questions about the summer M arriage you have to be a genius at guess­ SUNDAY Home. aion. Our hotels are open and cat* capital improvements spending, school may also be telephoned to the noble cause of disarmament Juries Influenced In Church of the Assumption per­ discussion on “Brotherhood'' on patience and the constancy of ing what your p a m e r holds. It’s Here negotiations may . start in Coventry ish hall tomorrow at 3 pjn. with ering. to vtoitbrs and actually « • since the total budget, even with faith. the Betmet school office. 'THE GEORGE RAPT will be assured." earnest on disarmament and the welcome vtotton to oome here." Friday at 8 p.m. at the home of far easier for your partner to look He promised that Russia would By TV Show, Novel Benediction of the Blessed Sacra­ the deletion of $ 2 5 ^ is $326,370. Donna McKean, 169 Barber Dr. AU O Thou who hast shown us in the Cub Awards at hia cards ahd see what he has Berlin dispute. The meeting is The general manager reviewed On Rocks? STORY" do everything possible to achieve First Lady in Rome ment and a specigl Engagement In Delaware, Gov. Elbert N. TUcc CHIROPRACTIC ad- single yotmg adulU from 18 to 85 life and teaching of Thy Son the The following awards have been than for you. to guess. Bay Oaatoa-Jayas MaasOaM preliminary to Wednesday’s for­ Democrats Back Ctorvel said hto previous estimate the water department budget re­ presented to Cub Scout Pack 73 positive results at the conference (OontliHied from Page One) Blessing In tha church. Engaged are Invited. true way of blessedness. Thou hast OMly Question 2:00-6:29-9:10 mal openi^ ot the 17-nation' dls couplee or thoee planning to marry ol $90 million was beginning to quest also with TTirall. also shown us in his suffering and members: Webelos badge, William (Oontsaned troin Page Oise) Aa dealer, you.hold: Slides— and added "the peoples of .the armament conference of Western, Rt. 6 Relocation Joatmaiita once a month to The water department budget Religious Inquiry classes will AIa»—Orsmi WNlaa tai world hope that the other pa^ci- within a year are invited to attend. lix)k conservative. A NaUonal sU rt March 20 at 8 p.m. in death that the path of love may Hoar, Gary Mortensen, John Pot­ Q 19 9 3; Hearts—9 3; Diamhnda Eastern and honailgned nations. linols, Kansas and Davies cited Guardsman wa* imcldeatally shot antioipateB revenues of t369,SM, lead to the cross, and the reward terton, Donkld Tedford, Raymond Rome several weeks ago and went —K J 10; aubs—A K 7 2. wiat panta wlU also show good :^ 1 and Prior to Sunday night’s dinner, On Wav to Pakistan cases wera murder suspects went offaat'oeeapational atrain. and expenses o f $396,031. the Buth Crockett Room. They Grezel and Frank Gorton; den- 'DAVID ond GOLIATH" the desire to reach agreement.” A resolution favoring the con­ FTntan P. Moore, CoimecUcut at- Cedar Branch, Del., when be of faithfulness may be a crown of to Spain because he had diteovered do you sty? Rusk will have lunch at teiusanne, was mistaken tor a looter. The hearing on Uie water de-‘ will nm from March 20 thrdugh ner's stripqs, Robert Miner, Mar­ ooIon-~9:99-7:25 The talks starting Monday be­ struction ot "the Manchester by- free after sharp defense attorneys ■aler repreeentative o f Um Irish April 17, for five consecutive thorns. Give us grace to learn the alleged romance. Answer: Bid one «ub. With fOur- near Geneva, with Wast German Far to tha south, Miami Beach paitment bu&et was Uie lest in tin Lynch and James Preuss; gold tween Gromyko, Rusk and Home pass section of Rt. 6 from Rt. 15 (Oonttnoed from Page One) Stripes flew at the airport en­ told juries that demons seized their airlines, will spsek at a meeting Tuesday nights. The setsiona wiU these hard lessons. ' Fisher rushed back to RoiWS Foreign Minister Gerhard Schroe' of the Klwante Club Tueeday at hotel gueeta were using cabanas a aeriet heid by the general man­ May we t&ke up our cross and arrow on bear badge, Raymond may determine whether a thaw deri Then Rusk and 'Home «dll to Bolton Notch" was Unanimously trance beside Italy's red, white minds and they wera forced to do ager. be on the theme of prayer. Any­ when Miss Taylor was fellad by actuaUy is beginlng in the Blast- and green tricolor. noon at the MandiMter Country and beach facllitlea again, but follow Christ, in the strength of Grezel; gold and ailver arrow on confer at Geneva before seeing adopted by the Coventry "Der served for embassy personnel, She the act. workmen were busy getting rid The gantrsl manager will re­ one in the church, member or non­ West cold war. Along, Mrs. Kennedy's route Club. The dlreotora will meet at patience and the constancy of wolf badge, William Hoar; bear food poisoning and hospitalized. A Gromyko. . cratic caucus TTiuraday. stopped and chatted briefly with The television program under o ' the .sand and debris that was view the depertntcntal requesta, member,. is invited to attend. badge, James Preuss; bobcat pin, week or so later the two turned Monday's meeting will rank aa into town there also were no 11 a.m- on the seme day. Notice Lonten Servloea faith. Amen. On the ave ot his departure, Stephen Loyzim, a representative several of them. A few ot them scrutiny was "The Perry Mason thrown ashore by gigantic .waves. and complete his recommendations Mrs- Richard H. Pinney, Jr. Steven Albasi and David Jensen. up at a night club holding hands-on the most Important diplomatic decoraUons, hut Italian police by Marrit 21. He has alraady men­ Lenten services at the Wapplng Rusk described the Geneva ses­ from Coventry to the State House chanted, "Jadde, Jackie." Show.” Mlaa Katherine Olblln, buslneea Band also .was being removed Second Cong. Church Bus to Flower Show Miss Taylor's -30th birthday. CHoee SUNDAY event since President Kennedy ot Representatives, presented the made special security arrange­ ifrom some luxury ^otel base­ tioned thag he will recommend a Community Church at 7:80 p.m. and Premier Khrushchev confer­ sions as "one of . the most import­ ments. In Rome, groups ot police '"There used to h e x lot of Perry admlnletrator, Manehecter cwi- W l HAVE DAILY The Extension Service is mak­ friends joined the couple — but not motion. Mrs. Kennedy then stepped into Mason tricks tried In the court­ ments. general fund budget which would will be held as follows April 1. Rev. ing arrangements under which Burton. red in Vienna last June. For the ant negotiations that we've been the closed car. and the crowd on in their bright blue- unlforflie valescent Home, Inc., 39 Cottage require a S-mlll tax rate increase, in tor a long, lopg tlmeJ'^ The reasons cited by him, which room," Daviee said, "but it's died S t. ie participating in a seminar There waa foot travel only on Payaon Miller of Hartford wUI members o f the Bolton Homemak­ Liz and Eddie were seen pub­ SPECIAL first Urns since the summit blow­ are in agreement with the reasons the observation roof broke into stood near the Colosseum, near DELIVERY TO THE from 40 to 43 mills. out now. However, this business of AUantic Boulevard In Fort Lau­ apeak on How the Unitarian Looks ers can attend the BMton Flower licly together Friday when Mlaa up of May 1960, the sUge is set It la important, he Said, because cited by many supporters of the Rt. applause again. Piazza 'Venezia, at the, Quirinal on tnterpsmoiial relation for nursL The adoption of a budget and At Easter; April 8 — Rev. Henry “ this arms race is threatening to the district attoimey never wln- Ing home. admlnletrators at the derdale, where sand was knee- State News Show in Revere, Mass., on Taylor went to a hospital fo r an for a detailed review of moat ma­ 6 relocation, are. that stop llj^its She rode with the ambassador. presidential palace and at other deep at points. setting o f a tax rate are decided David Grey. South Congregational March 19. Buses will leave from Fanuly Dinner spiral to new heights of unman- nflig a oaae has set a bad image Yala Motor Inn, WaUlngford. See Xray o f a hand injured on the jor points of conflict between and heavy traffic form serious Then, behind a motorcycle escort, points where crowds normally before the public." by the board, of directors. Church o f Hartford, will..speak on the.TAC building in Rockville . at ageabUity.” A disarmament ac' ilons are acheduled for March 19, The weather’s diminishing in­ set. Firiier helped her from their East and West. ■ hazards for commuters from east' she was driven, into Rome to pay gather, DaiUes said Los Angeles pro­ tensity brought a aeries of res- "How the Trinitarian Looks at 8:30 s.m. and will arrive back limousine and walked cloMly at Crsam''6f Cele'ry S6¥p or Chilli^ Juice London sources said -British and c ^ , Rusk said, would be “not era Connecticut to Hartford; that her scheduled risit with Gronchl. . Mrs. Kennedy made, .her Trans. April 3, 9 and 18. there about 6:30 p.m. Reserva­ only In the Interest o f the safety ducer-Bill Stout-of the televlidon cues-on 4ba high, seas,-- Tha oU Frederick L. Nuhn Easter": April 15 — a movie en­ R oundup her side. He later escorted her American experts still have not the relocation would provide easier TTie U.S. President’s wife ap­ aUantic flight steeping most of the tanker Esso Greenville found- the tions should be made by March T7 completed the new nuclear pro- of this country but also of all man- show "The. Vsnllct Is Yours" will titled “The Great Commandment' back to the villa they share with access to the research factlitiea of peared refreshed and in good way in a private compartment- appear before the district attorneys The Friendahlp Cirele, Salvation pleasure yawl Guinevere Friday AREA WATERBURY (AP) — Fred will be shown. An offering will be with Mrs. Dorothy Gordon, Box Mias Taylor's three children by p«wA, that Rusk and Home wHl klnd." , the University ot Connecticut in spirits. i ITie huge jet plane filled with Army, will meet for a aervlce pro­ (Continued from Page One) 480, RockviUe. Tickets for en­ Roast Native Chicken today on ths subject of improving In heavy teas about 300 miles east erick L. Nuhn, 70, Waterbury, a taken at each service for “One previouB marriages and an I f . present td Gromyko. If Gromytcd'lliidlcates willingness S tom ; and tliat the growth of the Mrs. Kennedy’s two-day visit 116 other passengers and a crew ot the prosecutor’s public image. gram Monday at 7:46 p.m. at the of Jacksonville, F7a. The yaWi had veteran realtor who retired on Jan. Great Hour of Sharing.” There will trance to the show may be pur­ nmonth-okUtalian orahan the cou­ OLD FASHIONED STUFFINO The two westenri powers are re­ to settle the Berlin problem on eastern part of the state hinges on here has been described as strict­ ten had a fairly smooth flight. church. Mre. Col. William Si Persson in time to avoid striking chased at the door. been ri'.i.,4ing with tlwee persons 1, died today. be a coffee hour following each him. Pennon was crossing the in­ ple recently adopted. Oiblet Gravy Creamy Whipped Potato portedly willing to modify some- terms the West might accept, hi' (xmatructlon of the route. ly private. Consequently, the Itali­ Few ot the passengers got a s and Mlaa Suaan Mott will be LENOX wh^ the control provisions for a aboard since Tuesday^ He had been a realtor in Water­ service. This program is sponsored tersection of Jefferson and New Miss Taylor was prevloiuly Zucchini Squash ^ formants said. Rusk is prepared ans did not arrang;e a fbrmal wel­ llmpse ot the President’s wife. hostesMe. 'A Coast Guard plane 150 mUes bury for 50 years with his brother, by the hifsSlonary committee of Psu-k Avenues in West Hartford at Advertisement— nuuTied to hotel heir Nicky Hil­ test ban that they prevknialy in­ to offer somewhat revised versions come ceremony. ftrict pri'vacy was maintained be. Library Plans PHARAUCY ALLEN FOOD MARKBT—L. Cranbeny Sauce in Lettuce Cup sisted upon. FV>r one thing, new cast of Provlncetown, Mass,, lo­ Theodore.’ and was Well known in the church. the time of the accident. The coro­ ton, aotor Miriiael Wilding and o f MMt Western proposals. $200 Collected However, as a special honor to tween her first-class compartmsnt Queen of Peace Mothen Cirele cated the dragger Mary Ann of c e n t e r Connecticut.' School Menus ner said it was “clear that the bus Gigilo, Owner, Route 44-A, juat abowman Michael Todd, a cloae Assorted Hot Rolls and Butter scientifle techniques are making Theso reportedly tarvolve a pos­ the First Lady, Uie Stars and and .a lafge, economy secUon. Evening Use of will meet Monday at 8 p.m. at the 2 ff E. ST. Over Bolton line. Open SaturdAy to it easier to police sneak explo­ Portland, Maine. Fimrs had been Nuhn leaves his widow and e Monday—barbecued beef on wa.s cutting the comer in this very friend of Fiaher who waa killed Choice of; sible interim settlement o f the home of Mre. John Rice, 103 Brat­ expressed for the 18 men aboard TEL 94MV4 9 p.m., Sunday from 9 a.m. sions. At Prayer Service m stepson in addition to his brother. bun. buttered whole kernel com, wide and open intersection. There in an air crash in 1969. FHSher Old Fashioned Strawberry Shortcake Berlin issue and agreement. on Children’s Unit ton Rd. her because there had been no Funeral services will be held Mon­ romanced Miss Taylor while Still The Rusk-HonM-Gromyko meet- Central Ehiropean security. De­ wedge of lettuce and dressing, was no need to do this.” lUapberry, Lime or Orange Sherbet , Rockville-V ernon word from her since the storm. day afternoon. married to aotress Debbie Reyn­ it^s will precede ths opening tails were not revealed but were An offering of $196.60 was re­ fruit, milk; Tuesday—frankfurt The children's room at Mary and sauerkraut, whipped pota­ Guadano to Talk olds, the mother of hla two chil­ Tea Coffee or Hot Chocolate - Wednesday o f a, 17-natkm confer­ sold to have been worked out in ceived at the World Day of Prayer WATES Annoimce 2 Permits Suspended dren. ence on general - dtsermament. advance in .Washington with the Service yesterday at South Meth­ Cheney Library will be open two toes, jam sandwich, fruit gelatin, HARTFORD (AP) — The per­ nlghte a week with aupervlaion. If milk: Wednesday—tomato soup Spyroa Skouiaa, head o f 30th which in itself should provoke British and FYencb. odist Church, attended by ab Qergy Give Students View Officials View mits o f two package atores, one in the plan propoaed by Mlis Anna Heaviest Losers and crackers, tunafish salad sand­ On Belgian Schools Century Fox, who la bankrolling 'Wide discussion of cold war prob­ On disarmament Rusk was pr«' 220 Women. Windsor and the other in New Brit­ deopatra, flew to Rome On the T.95 lems. The 'French are not taking The money will be sent to the C. French, head o f the Ubraiy, 1$ wich, cake squares, milk; Thurs­ ain, have been suspended by the pared to lay before the full con' were Job Test System day-h om e style spaghetU and Michael Guadano of' the MAn- asms plane with Mrs. Jacqueline part. ference the general U.S. program general department of United On Brotherhood Questions approved by the general manager Top losers for February State Liqupr Control Commission Chester High School language de­ Kennedy but denied his trip bad It the big three ministers'suc­ and the board of directors. announced a meeUng last week meat sauce, cabbage and raisin because of liquor sales to minors. aimed at achieving complete, coh' C3iurch Women to help finance to- About 60 town and school of- partment will speijc on the com­ anything to do with the reports ENJOY ONE OF OUR DELICIOUS ceed in dufling the edges of the ter-denomlnatlonal projects around Miss French told General Man­ of the Manwester Watsd. salad, wheat bread and butter A 45-day suspension, 15 days of trolled disarmament by stages. A rabbi declared himself againstfehiu'ches, clubs and labor unions, flctols, along with repreeriitaUves sandwich, cookies, milk; F rid a y - parative educational aystems of about hia acreen star. old Eiast-West arguments, they Within the over-all plan are long the world. Additional funds are ex­ ager Richard Martin during a Mrs. Maxwell Jacobs wee first which were held in abeyance,, was Belgium and U. S. at a meating "No, no, no," Skouras told a ra- SA^UFYINO undoubtedly will clear the way for mixed, or interracial, marriage. ho added. hearing on the $198,310 library with a weight loes of II pounds. from local firms, visited the Man- baked macaroni and cheese, har­ imposed on Mrs. Anna Rlbes, per­ C O C K T A IL S range and first-step proposals for pected from envelopes distributed The Rev. PhlMp H. Ward, pas­ chMter state employment offlee vard beets, buttered peas, peanut of the South School PTA next Tues­ porter. 'Thia trip has notMng td a spring summit meeting. arms cuts designed to set varying tc the Manchester churches. A Roman Catholic priest de­ budget requeat for 1903-83 that the Mrs. John Pavelaok and Miss mittee of Victoria Wines and Liq­ Irime Minister Harold Macmil­ tor of the Vernon Center Congre­ Thursday .for talks and demon- butter and marahm^Iow sand­ day at 8 p.m. do- with any such reports, Is degrees of progress by the negoti­ A drama, "In Unbroken Line,' clared wrong the laheU “Godless," allocation for etaff included money Kathleen Reed Usd for second uors, 27 Lafayette St.. New Brit-: atrtctly a business trip.’* lan, at Ipast, thinks a summit gational Church, hit at racial dis­ place having both lost 19 pounds. atraUons on teeting procedures wich, milk, fruit. sin. Milton- GiUin, permittee of The Manchester teacher, who ators. «a s presented at the service. to etaff the children’a room two lives with his family at 58 Phelpa could oome about whether the for 'snobbish,” and "divisive" placed crimination and said "we ought to nights a week. The Watee will meet Tuesday to be introduced at the loot! em­ Barry Liquors, 282 Windsor Ave., eign ministers succeed or fail. A related proposal Is the U.S.- Women, costumed to represent on public, private and parochial be quick to help” minority grOpps. ployment ojBce. Mamchester Ei’enlng Herald Windsor, received a 10-day'auspen- Rd., la a native of New Haven and British draft treaty for a nuclear many coimtries of the world,' gath­ A t present the chlldren’e room at ths Italliui American Club on Resident Kennedy, however, is The main oonoera of mankind, he Eldridge St. Weighing in will be The testing approach, oalled South Windsor correspondent, Sion, lecelved his B. A. and M. A. at test ban, rejected by thc*Rusriana ered around a lighted world globe. sdiooU, respectively. , said, ahmild be peace, mercy and does not have any night euper- on ^ intereoted in success. A've., Hartford, Monday . aL 8:16 Attention, Manchester Fund. ■French and Soviet revolutions ex­ cto Sullivan, 184 Diane Dr.; Ray. foinUtera o f kuasla and Britain emplify the incompleteness of mend McNickle, 71 O d a r St.; Mrs. a-m. with a aoleinn high Slass of brotherhood without God. resentadves throu^Mut the state. If we have will deveioii "a framewoik in requiem at Our Lady oi Sorrowa Marion Powell, 791 O nter 8t.; DANCING Which tbs conference itself will The Rev. Ralph J. Kelley, pastpr Georgs Otoaver, 49 Wells St.; Mrs. EVERY HUDAY SATURDAY MOKT C lnii^ Hartford, at 9. Burial will not yet in«t you, we hope we will sooa m i make some real ppoffrass." be In SfiMHer's Field, Northwood Two Care Collide o f Sacred Heart Church, Vernon, Josephine Schlavctti. 847-Hilliard LUNCH a t i m x r o r a t A B Rusk, heading a 8S-man delegm- Cemetery, Wilson. onswering-a question about the St.; Mrs. Barbara Putnam, Tol­ Uon, took off from Andrews Air FYtends may call at the funeral *At Traffic lighl development of . parochial schools, land; Richard Grezel, 42 Btosell Force Base aboard a military jet home tomorrow from 8 to 9. and 7 said.they are '.‘the result of the St.; Sharon White, Oiventry; Wil­ —AT SHADY CLEN! GARDEN RESTAURANT l*ner. Because of poor weather, to 9 p.ra. desire of CathoUe parents that liam Runde. 188 Walnut St.; Al­ PoUce early today invest^ted children have important values 949 BIAIN 8T „ IN DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER the plane waa routed lhnu$h a minor two-car accident at Wood- fred Schmeddlng 60 Gardner St.: which the. public schools, for - all Percy St. Peter, 149 Oakland St.; QotutecUcid 57 tfteuiA Oooee BayT Labrador, instead of b r ^ e St. and E. Middle ‘^ k e . and ’ undertaking a direct course to Oe- their excellence, do not provide.” Mrs.-Joyce Morgan, Trttond; Mrs. Alway$ tasty, wholesoin* and delicious. APnMA^OB T I N Y B A R T O N T R IO zievf. reported'- no airests nor injuries He said there is a "grave mts« Dorothy Te.dford, 398 Spring St.; F u n e r « l9 end only slight dstnsgs to either fkeeps Lunch at Shady Glen ii always G O O D . It's Rusk wilt get together in the understanding. People think pa­ Mrs, Evelyn Slanda, East Hart­ PUTNAM & CQ. car. rochial schools are forced on pa- ford; George.Bontly, 77 -Wetherell the stop that keeps you going! Make a date Sira, m m a Floita The accident occurred at about rishlonera by the clergy. It is far St.; Mre. Hasel Greene, 887 S. lUneral services for Sirs. HUma 8:46 o’clock when Sirs. Dorothy from the fact." Main S t; Dawn and Uara Hirth, to have lunch with u$ soon. •* Florin, XSS MOpls SL, were held K. Psteraon ot Coventry, driving Although support of paroebUU 37 Pitkin 8 t ; Elizabeth Klein, 144 yestorday at Emanuel Lutheran east on B. Sfkldls^T|)ke., oc^ded schools is rising, be said more than Deepwood .'Dr,; Frank Strohm, N o t i c e with a sseond vNilcle <9 «a te d by A4asibari Nsf yart S itk Escbonga * Chnreh. Tte Rev. C Pswy Ander­ 'half the Roman I^Uiolic children Wimping; Silas Burett, Columbia. ★ DINING and DANGING son. pastor, officiated- O. Albert Kenneth C. BUI, 44| of Rockville, In tha cotmtry attend public ADMTrTED TODAY; JamOe Mc­ m i A lim Pearaon. waa aoMst mad organists who was driving west oB Wood- schools.' Nulty, 29 Washington St., Vernon: - EVERY Burial waa, in East dlSMtacy. hridge St. Mrs." Peterson told in- ' He sol4 parochial schools teach Earlo Keith, 861 W. Center St.; TONIGHT 7:30 • NBC-TV Bsaesrs. wars Lawrence Ander- vesticnitidg patrolman CUrenes brotherhood. iNd myths that public JUl Jeffers, 63 Linnmore Dr. FRIDAY awl SATURDAY NIOHT SUNDAY SOB, IA$rtiBoa Bmdb«rg< Rudalpb W. Hc^toge that she went through se h o o ls are Godless, parochial BZfomS TODAY: A daughter M I. CSNTU tr„ MANOKiAi • Ml 3-1181 a eautkm light ahd HUl repotted seboola divistve' and private schools to Mr. and Mn. Robert Bodo. CHANNELS 4 ,1 0 ,2 2 4 3D that ha ran over a trip for tiie snobbish’aheold "all be. discarded,” Wappini:; a daughter to Mr. and JamM 7, (lair, Kebort H. Storkst, Co-Manoflsri * w . me MUL ATWooo m o ^ large delegation fitm ' SrtnMlIai light. which was rod when ha he said. Ha ortd publio tchool neu­ Mrs. Charles MUtor, RFT> 3. S M U C i ^ . Lodga, Cmlsr ^ y a M . of wMch thp started to go under it. Hill later trality'on religion should not be DISCBAROED TODAY: Dbntoe P i«s e n M b y li^ lira, narte bad been a msm^ oold :the l%ht was green. HIU considered “Gm s unlese it Burdick, Chaplin; Ronald Melnik, -i: ' CHATTERBDX RESTAURANT bar for 99-jrsars, psJd their re> would not make f written stata- shouldbould oppoee religion. Wapptag; -Itorion Guyette, M A ftK E T aU 'Wappfaig: Jeffrey 4aiUh. RFD 3; t l 3 MAIN SntIfILiJiM *46 ^ speots 'at. 1M. Watklns-Wsat Fa lasnt, acoordliic to tbs pokes re­ BrotbertMMd em b ra eee ■ -m STARTS WBD)I ‘*A MAJORIIT OP ONB«* ia M I E. Cholsr Bt, port. D riven eoattmisd «te Hisir groupe, be w«went en. If seboolc een KaUicya FreidMte, Thompson- ThwiwBl ’ fffB iq g ., . be eonMdered dtristve. then So can sills, ) V- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. C^NN;, SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1962 UANCHESTER EVENING HERALD^ MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY. MARCH IQ. 1962 PAGE FIVE

lAxon'a Choke And Andit playing it, aai ju t la tiis ban. to ^W ond^s of the U m verse mM stason last-smispsir, w s.i*-] In his behavior and exertion of maniltoi^ it IM m sd alm ost guaras- leadmaUp at the neent conven­ toad that the ban would to tion of the OUlfemia Republican U.S. to ProHe %nu8 bo tha koy ttetOF ia Iho year, and e s % Assembly, Richard kt Nixon not soma bt tha adwtlflo teats niade only rather decisively shaped his substaatiatod that judgment tbo. own poUtioal future, but aim, by Otator Oeafw gam —f <— wl S t Maty'e Bpteenpnl Choreb By Middle of August s But whoa you play the season back I M M dmmtk o f CM M Chmeli SMd’ P alk Ste* u u n inference, revealed lils own reading aoeordtng to its final statiaties all S Oeatsr Sl^ Tbe Bev. George F. Noeetmad of the poUUcal past such spoeulatlon haa to aObor Mm. OU toid O. ■ K iB in , BUoli I B . BfoOBIM B eolor By KH: L M.,UEV1XT. M M SOIOK Venus will ba ghMisnd during the , 1 i . t ■ What he ade and stiletto work to May, ery, kindergarten, grades 1 Mtetoato Temple 7:80 p.m. Tbe liteny with ser­ 84-Honr Prompt Service Let Cardiffe Check Your Car o For Tsblo Topo JOB AND COMMERCIAL For Wodnaaday-4 p.iBL Thaaday. thrmigh 8. A new class for adults mon by the Rev. Leonard R. FUsh- oohaiderably. At this time, the A four-pound magnetometer will CALL US FOR FREE Wadnaaday. Cihotlner, and other Republicims the organisational party tycoon Venus'probe Will pass adthln 17,000 Once again we have had a win-^ PRINTING ForTtoinday—X p.m__ meets at this hour. 11 am., Sunday aerviee, Sunday er, rector of St PauVe Church, meesure.the atrengto of the inter- ESTIMATES OPEN 8 A.M. to 8 PM. .F or iViday—1 p.m. Tnmyoay. who believe that the role of the who had. spent a diligent three WallingftHd. miles of the planet lanetary and Venuaihn magnetic FUEL Olid RANOE OIL ter that has been' hard on cara, glad to give you . an estimate on Prompt and Efficient Printing V>r Saturday^! p.m. Friday. years building up, his own or­ 3 p.m., Christian Wltneaa Work­ achqot and nuneiy. SATURDAY 8 A.M. to NOON C9aaattlad daidtlna: 10:80 a.-..,m. aach party should be to hew to the ex­ shop, a.training session for evan- Thureday, 8 p.m.. Children’s Len­ Tbe transit time for the probe laida. This ls an experiment of ex­ Sales, service and Installatlim and it would be an excellent idea the coat o t any work. Of AU Kinds day^of pSbHeatlaa aseapt Bainrdwp— ganizational strength In the party. 8 pm , Wednesday meeting. will be a minimum of 91 days. Of couse only the' beet materiel treme right, wamed Nixon and his gelutlc visitors. Reading room hours at 749 ten Mission besdna. treme interest, because the on aU make bornera FOGARTY BROS. ra .«u \ Having concentrated so heavily When we count back 91 days from strength and nature ot these mag- We Give Top Value Stampa to have your car checked for rust is used in painting cars at Oinilff. supporters that they were need- 6 p.m., Junior jligh Methodist Main St, excepting legal holi­ in o Or f o b a t e d J.A. WHITE ^Morday, March 10 on building something of his own Fouto Fellowship. Trinity O ovSiuit Otanreb" Nov, 12, we find that the latcst- nsUc fialds will influence the de­ COAL, along {the lower portion: (Tunliffe Motor. Sales. Trained men can do COMMUNITY PRESS leealy and insultingly estranging personal organization in the party, days, Monday, lliesday, Wednes­ launch date .oomss In mid-August 7 p.m-, Senior High Methodist day, Friday, Saturday, 11 a.m. to Spruce St. near E. Center sign of future long-range commu­ MANCHESTER ^ CO. CONNECnCUT COKE Motor Sale. In their new home on a g W i paint job, but unlaas the 9 East Middle Tpke. donenta of the party they had to May had to be able to name his Kev. K. EJnar Back, Faeter TbA reason for the urgency of nications systems. INCORFORATm FUEL OIL, RANGE OIL material used is top grade the job GLASS CO. Oar MooMtrap Plentj own successor, .or suffer a serlotis Youth Fellowship. Program on to- 4 p.m .; Thursday, 11 am . to 6 Rt. 83 in Vernon juat above the Telephone MI 3-5727 have in order to win. liglon and the ’arts. p.m. thia summer launohing ia that If A five or six-pound , plasma $79 North Main St. 319 Broad St—Tel. »U 9-4630 wiU not stand up. That is why the 81 BImoH S t—Tel. Ml 9-78$$ • n » Moom haa fsoa^ off the Ken­ strategical and psychological set­ wa mias it we miurt watt 19 probe will measure the quantity or traffic circle know just where to choice of paint is. IXiPont and Nixon and his suppmrters never- back. Ihe expectation was that he "Man” will be the subject of 9:30 a.m., Sunday School with look for rust formation. Just be­ nedy boom, Jtut aa it iia^ to fade Calvary Church the Lesson-Sermon for Sunday, classes tor all age groiqM, kinder months—^until the spring o f 1964 level of plasma In interplanetary when yoii combine skilled labor thdeea took that risk, in spite of would be alble to do this. It was to —to try again. It la also poaatole )ace sedcing protons. An loniza- cause your car ia new doe. not fRHn Blaenhower booma, a ^ the (AsaembUes et Ood) March 11. garten throujb adult with th. highest quality materlU the fact that the Republican party be no pculicular disgrace to to delay or acceiemte the firing 2on chalihber and Griger counter mean that it will not auccUmb to you are certain o f getting the finest econondata are retreating atlzen" Alsop if be faUed to 647 E. Middle Tpke. The Golden Text is from 10:80 a.m., ChurchUme Nursery Llghi Control Call Ml 4-111! ABC APPLIANCE in California may contain far more Rev. Kenneth L. Gnstafson, Psalms 100:8. conducted until close ot Morning date for the Mastear R but to do will he used to measure the proton rust. The salt used with the und Job possible. < PONTIAC their expectation of-higher graap and control the party ma- so la to sacrifice taistruments in and eleotron ensrgy ^peetrums. FOR REPAIB8, on slippery highway, clings to Scrapes and aeratches ara an Findell Has Variety of Shades toan a nogmal share of Important dilneiy, from his own ^sltlon of Pastor Scriptural selections wU] in­ Worship tor children under third REPAIRS higher atatiatlca o f every kind to a clude Oenesla 1:27. grade. the meager payload. Finally, a small coamio dust detec­ By Kitsch REPLACEMENT the underside of 3rour car and open Invitatioa for rust to start on Hava you ever oonaldered justf AND ah4^ wealthy membera who do fd- relative disadvantage. OrigtnaUy the Mariner A q>aoe- tor wW he used for determining build, up. By th'e time rust la ap­ at the way theee new custenn phUoaophical admlasion tt^t it Sunday: "Seienoe and Slealth Ivlth Key to 10:45 a-m., Morning Worship. a Vertical BUnda ON ALL TYPES OF a car and tha cost of having a how much decorative value shades low the John Birch Sodety style of In the showdown, however, It 9:45 aijn., Sunday School, class- the Scriptures” by Mary Baker Sermon: "Three Perso^ Words." craft.waa to welgb about 1,000 the amount of dust In interplane­ parent a great deal o f damage haa touch;%p paint job Is so reoswiabte shades can change the appearance 19 Mapl* 9-8879 . win Ije quite nice. aU around,' if we thought^^ feeling. was Alsop, the supposed outsider, pounds and be teunchad by an tary apace. e Venetian Blinds been done. At Cunliffe Motor offer to your home? So many of of any room. TEMPEST ea for all ages. Eddy, include p.^ 294:25. Sacrament of Communion will be that it is Just foolish to neglsct REPAIRS ON-:. can avoid alipping back. So doia^l^oa not only set the who carved out a State Central 11 a.m., W ondiip. Pastor Gus­ observed. Atlas-Oantaur boost vebiide. With 40 Experiuento Propoeed e Custom Window S h a^ Sales they know just where to them. Actually It seems so simple us think of coiiYentional shades Findell .Manufacturing Co. now Committee victory for his candi­ the fSilwe of the Centaur to keep Some 40 experiments have been (OMMiRCIAl look for the early formation of without realising that oa good have drapery materials for . any . the way we know tte bloom haa course for hup^U cal future, but tafson tvill bring a BIble-csntered Cliaroh of Christ 7 p.m., Evening Service Lenten e Repair e WasUng to touch iqi a scratch that many SALES and SCKVIGE GRILLS, E L B O nU O IRGNS, date for the state chalrmaiuhlp. ntessage. Its BOhednie, an Atlaa-Agena B for the Mariner aeries, rust and by finding it in it. ear­ people are fooled Into trying it but looking as these arc,' then are room in the house. Aa a matter of left the ^oom ia from the atatia- also revaaled, mOimeUy. h^* And the key operations which a (Mtoeonrl Synod) supper this week. RockvUIe Methodist Church Sunday School. Sermon; "ChrUtl- McmelMSttr Awning C o. TV SERVICE tiiam, they are causing a certain' > Waistline ing the summer. WATKINS-WEST Suburbia aren't being economically ptUri- ure of returning, doulble-depth, Cooper and Hlgli Sts. S t John’s PoUah 14$ Grove St therefore' responsible, with its own. some of the special isolated stilet­ 6:10 pm ., Yoqth Choir rehearsal, an Resulta." Mn. Battla Pitkin, 108 WEST CENTER ST. 406 CENTER ST. amount ot hand wrtn^ng in the tor U and R homes. RUley said a t otlc. Instead, they are apehding Rev. PmiI G. Prokopy pimtor Natfonsl CathoHo Ohafch after which the Junior High Biq>- Rev. Lamarioe M. n n , Paator greater. John White, deacon the \ Telqdione Ml 9-8091 FUNERAL extra bounciness, for the apparent tos they had received during the ot Corner of Griswold St parlors of the town fathers. he intervened in his capacity as In Split’s Event their own money In ways w-hlch 28 Oolway S t tist Youth Fellowship will most. day. Loula Smith and Raymond Estabilahed 1949 The trouble is, they are common, trend toward new home run rec­ battle over the state chairmanship. 0 am., Sunday School. FTee bus Bev. Walter A. Hyszke, Pnetor ' 0:30 a-m., Chureh School, Grade town official In an attempt to DofLtoMarlc please themselves. When, a^ the same time, they Senior Hlgt) Baptist Youth Fd- Konopaake, ushers. , TEL. Ml 8-2$06^ garden variety disputes which eoM tension. SERVICE ’ THE MAGAZINE OF ords of all kinds. transportation. lowahlp will meet as part of the 4 through adults. 7 p.m., Junior and Senior FUgrim Olrl . S o ^ waistlines will de- PLEASANT PLACES Aa a result, the coming year’s picked up a few atate convention 0:30 am., Adult Bible study. 10:60 ajn„ Church School, Nur- should never have be«i allowed In ' He said tha firm should be en­ terp?lne the size of ths contribu- 59th Aimiyersary As we realized then, in mid-sea- Maeses at 8:30 and 10:60 am. Sdiool of Missions. Fellowship. the kettle in the first place. A MONTHLY FEATURE OF transmutation '6f raw materials delegates supposedly tucked away 10 am. Divine Workshlp. Text: sery through Grade 8, M O T O R O L A couraged to continue building in ORMAND J. WEST son, only the statistics for the full for Alsop, their cup was still no- But, personalities and communi­ tite next Friday to the JuUettc YOUR HOMETOWN DAILY and. labor Into hard goods may not n Cor. 6: i-io. -iheme: "Cowork- ll'X IH ,, MOfhlfig Worship. SeT- town. The zonera feel the som^ Daughters o f Literty, No. 125, season could give any real kind of wheres near running over. It Juat ers W ith Ood and Ebuunples for mon: "Commands of Christ: SALES and SERVICE cation being what they are, they way, apparently, tor they, could Low Friendship Fund for intocna- Director NEWSPAPER set any new record after aH aiid, LOLI, will celebrate lie 59th anni­ answer, and any real indication as tasted a li^ e bit better than It had Him.” Nursery in the parish house Area Churcdies ‘Seelc.’ ” Girl Scout Sunday. are In and ateamlng. have ordered the house, about Uonal scout visits. versary Tuesday evening at Inatead of a new peak of prosper­ t6 whether or not any reconis bhmedlatoly after the state cen­ during church worship.. 6 to 8 p.m-i Junior High and We Servioe nil makes of TV, The -legal ruling declaring in­ three quarters' complete,..' taken Brownio and higher-ranking Orange Midi. 14$ E. CENTER ST. iianrifPB tPr tral committee showdown. On the 11 am., Oottesdienst mit Abend- AUTO BODY ity. we may have the first of the being set owed something to the Wapping Oonmninlty Ohoreb S t John’s Ohnrdi Senior High Methodist Youth Radio and Phonograph. valid the appointment of town down. scouts will oontributo a penny for The meeting will begin at 6:45 Manchester’s Oldest stiletto front, things were rela­ mahl. FeUowshlp. PETE'S Building Inapectol'i'’ Arthur F. each watatlino inch whan they h u n t i n g Kennedy economic recessionals. b a ll.- tively even again. And the real nice Congregational B t 80, Vamon That might have Ahded In tte with a potluck served in the ban­ 7 p.m., Young People’s Society. The Bev. Roy B. Hntobeen, The Bev. James L. Grant Rector Monday 7:16 p.m., Prayer and Huntington arose from e wrangle oouru, too, a taptr of the soning coUeot for tho fund at Vernon Blo- quet hail A t 7. With Finest FaclHtles Obviously, something will ha^a The home run statistics for the thing, we Bu^>ect, is that most of ' Wednesday, 6:30 p.m.. Adult In­ DlscOaalon Group. over enforcement of etgn-regula­ montory School during Girl Scout to be done about a altuation aa de­ those wounded in both engagements formation )iour. Minister GROCERY la-ws. However, OffleiaU feel U and Mias riorenoe TurklngOm will complete 1661 season tend to ab­ 8 a.m., Holy Communion. 8 p.m., Oommlaoieos on Educa­ Cor. tions which could have been settled R’s good^ building . reputation 'Week exercises. show pioturea of Ireland in the plorable as this. In wdiich the na­ will live to fight again, on some 7:80 p.m., Second Lenten Wor­ WRECKER The HOB NOB about the time it began by less solve the ball, and, incidentally. In­ 0:80 sad 11 a.m.. Morning Wor­ 9:18 a-m., MOming Prayer, lit­ tion and Mlaaions. - Plthln S t RESTAURANT ptakes lt$;hoiDas on aaaat. The drive for funds is eoUad banquet fiell at 6. other side, some other day. ship. Text: Luke 22: 42. Theme: Tuesday f p.m,. Teachers mSet- roundabout action than ensued. "Dimes tor Daisy” after the nlck- i A Upholstery tional prosperity is at stake. And crease the amount of credit due "Thy Will Be Done!” ship. Simday Sdiool. Itennon: any and Address. / MeaimrhUe, the question mark Guests o f honor will be Mrs. VIC’S nzZA SHOP "Oonfsasion.” 11 a.m., MOrUng Fnyer, Peni­ SERVICE TEMPTING FOOD The soning order stopping con- atilL'lwnga in the building office, namo of JuUotte Low, founder qt Mary Short, charter member, and we think we know what it is ought Roger Marls as an Individual for The-Sunday School S ^ f will tho Girl Scout organlzaiUon. P AND fVI Shops 158 W. Middle Turnpike to bs done. tential Office and Sermon. *”^edneaday 7:80 p.m., Oincial OPEN COURTEOUSLY SERVED ■truction of the house ra lot 33. although it might Uhva teen oh Mrs. MUdran OauMon, InstaiUng Phone MI 9-8700 his feat In knocking 61 home runs meet after this servlca Board meeting. Deerfield Dr., could h a v e' been, Troopa In Vernon will obasrve RE-UPHOLSnCRlNO Gibbons Group St, Bernard's Ohoroh 6:30 pm., Young P ete’s Fel ALL DAY SUNDAY BuslneMroen’. Luncheon viated some time ago by simple deputy of Hertford. Wa ought to shape ourselves a In 161 gamea, as compared to lowriilp meeting. , Thursday 7:30 pjn„ Lantan made unneceasaiy by a brief and ffirect action on the part of Girt Scout Week find tho 60th an- Seeond Oongregattenal Cbnreh >7 St. Bernard’s Ter,, BecicvHle^ We Fentnra Served Dally. 12 noon to $ pm . nivoraary of girl ocouting at both e Modern Furniture ^ P I Z Z A prosperity which does not have to Ruth's 60 in 151 games. Plans Observance RSv. Patrick J. Mahoney, Pastor Wednedday, 7 a.m., Holy Com Service. The Rev. David HIU, sultatlon between buUder and son­ thq board of selectmen: and Antiques 885 N. Main S t mun|oA. speaker. Orate and Weigei the Lake St and Vernon Elo- depend upon people purchasing prior to last’ year, the highest Rev. Felix M. Davte, Minister DINNERS 8ERVED ing officials. The problem has always teen • Store Stools and Booths S P A G H E T T I MAsaes at 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 10 a.m., Holy Communion. Fri^y 8:46 p.m., Youth Mem­ Pradneta Wednesday, Thurwlay,'Friday However, those Ifs were not real mentary Schols. things they do not really need, or number of home runs fait in a sea Gibbons Assembly,. Catholic La­ Mrs. Rlrbard H. Plnney, Jr. one of dli^macy, or enforcement Radio Today o Custom Furniture , RAVIOLI Associate Minister a.m. 7:45 p.m., Evening Prayer, Peni­ bership caass. 6 P.M. to 8 PM. ized and Vernon today is clsering "H onor TIm Pail and Serve The throwing away thlnga which have son, counting both leagues, was dies of Columbus, will observe its tential Office and Address by the a' deck for possible court action re- practice. Mr. Huntington Is able Future’’ will be thq theme the annual Oommimton Simday at St. a n A Wedneedny Nite I* FamUy Nite Blip Covers sad D ra ^ tM OPEN DAILY good' use left in them, or upon 2,294, in 1656. That record fell, last Rev, Oanon Clinton R. Jones. garding the building injqiector's to dish it out, a sign he may also program at Lake St School Mon­ Mode to Order > James’ Church next Sunday, March 10 a.m., Morning Worritip and United Methodist Ohnich te able'to take it Bad the select­ WDRO—lSai 7:30 A.M. to 11:00 P.M. either planned obsolescence Friday, 9 a.m„ Holy Commun­ Manchester Shopping Parkade poet and for what wlU probably day at 3:15 pjh. A color film on t:0p Ceih Ob Ksad' year, when the total for both 18. Church School. . o f B dton men laid it on tbe tine In the be­ Complete Selection of Materials . careless, squandering waste. ion. West BUddle Tpke*—M l 8-0128 amount to meek extraction from 60 yeara ot scouting w4i) te shown. |;to Jerry Butiup Sfapw SUNDAYS leagues combined rose to ^,730. Reservations must be made by Nursery for children diving serv­ Bt. 44A and Sooth Rd. CALL NOW BEFORE THE SPRING BUSH! the zoning problem. ginning, requiring that helpful ad­ ExMbMs will t e on display in tha f r e e BSTIMATES Elverybody know that we cap Wednesday, March 14. Members ice. Girl Scout Sunday. Sermon by Bev. Carlton T. D ^ y, Minister 4 P.M. to 10:30 P.M. But this IncreaM in the total First lothiMnn Ohnreh A number of civic leaders, mem vice as well as Strict enforcement school library. $08 N. MiOn St„ Manebester produce, almost with one indus­ will assemble In the downstair the Rev. Mr. Dairls, "The Way of come from the building depart­ MI 9-8824 CLOSED MONDAYS number of home runs- was decep­ Jesus.” B od n flle Pra-Spring S-P-E-C-l-A-L? On ten of the chamber of eommeree The Vernon BbemenU^ School WTKv-1686 trial hand, all that we really need vestibule at .8:45'a.m. to receive 0:30 a.m., Church School for aU ment today’s boiling pot might 1:U) Mvnitur tive. The American League was 11:15 a.m., Church School grades departments. Bev. DavU G. Jaxheimer, DJJ, DUCOMdDUUiXRHIiliSHMG and others, have voiced displeasure program will take place Friday .at in various categories of - goods. Communion at the 9 o’clock Mass. ' Faster.' CAR LEASING at the prospects, for here. It ap- have bean little more than a warm­ 7:30 p.m. Craft work will te on UrooreA* T running not only with a longer A buffet supper rmeetlng will be 7 through 12. 0:30 and 11 am.. Morning "Wor­ • STORM DOORS ing pan. 1:M SetuMey lUUa— Bmnehow, we have to learn how to 7:80 p.m.; In Fellowship Hall the ship. Nursery. peara, era just two more blows (fisplay betwean 7 and 7:30. ?'22 Opera schedule in g^ames, but with two held at 6:30 p.m. In St. J a m e q’ Saturday, 8 pm., Mr., and Km. 166 MIDDLE TURNFIKC, WEST givhig Vernon a black eya In full Although Hr. Huntington and Tlw pubHc is invited. 5:36 Monitor , cold er this a good fact, rather Additional teams, and 'With one of cafeteria. The Rev. Charles Shaw, second lA a series of college and l0i9O> three-year olds. Music by the . Mststs at 8, 9:80 and 11 am. Wedneaday 1:80 p.m., Praysr aU. A. J. BEKUBE, Prop. that we cair make ourselves all the team In 1956 o f 152.4 per team. vard, Mrs. Anthony Slogeskl and Chapel Choir. He slab became invoked in the A4 Ofiaaaa 1:00 Uel Terri Tel. HI 8-6185 or M l 8-5879 Servlee. aonlng issue over the house put up 4:00 Bob' Scott—Conn, Ballroom MI 9-i477— MI 8-684$ mousetraps we need if the mouse' ' On that baaia, tbe American Mrs. John Tlvnan. 10:80 a.m-. Divine Worship and STOP AT HALLMARK PHARMACY Robert L. Waite, airman ap- 1:00 Don Blair Show S^ Manrios Cbnreh 7:46 pm .. Kidweak Lsntao Ssrv-^ by tte U and R CtinstrucUqfi Co. 11:00 Sign Oft - t r v factory runs only nine months L ^ gu e ball o f 1961 was certainly Church School. Music by the Boltoa lee. Sermon Topte: "Mlaiatiy of SUNDAY. FOR^OUR FAVOMTE Deaths tast^lSight prantier, USN, son of Mr. and Mta Emanuri Choir. Girl Scout Sunday because bU position as d U ^ R < ^ rt E. Waite of 23 Mountain WINF—ItN a year, or six months a year, or not any livelier than the National Bev. Becaard L. McGnrk, Psster John the B^itist” zoning inspector. The U and B 1:UU Cb Naws wIiOTi H*a UiN* OT will be observed. Nursery for In­ Thursday, 7:80 p.m., Prayer N K W S F A F E t ' b o s t o n (AP>—Dr. Howard T. St., RockviUo, la serving with At­ nmybe only one month a year. League Ball of the year 19M. Guterma Testifies house, begun without building ot It'a M«« fanta at both services. Serpion by . iMaases at 7^ 8130, 10 and 11:W Servlee. Enjoy Oar FsmoBg Swidsy Brchkfsst, Eagstran, who rerignad as 'vice tack squadron 42 at tha Oceana iisr ^Ma or Huala . ' t \ \ f ' Bomehbw, as a nation we have to We think it has to go; on the Paator Anderson, "Victory In Time zooiiig p«nnlls, was found to te president of the Rat^gton Rand 3:00 I '1 He Lied at Probe am . • i too ckMS to ths re^ of its lot. Naval Air Station, Virginia B4ach, -Tims te Iraval le i^ to do what certain ec^oml- of Testing." JACnerS HPBOtAD-4UICDAT ONLY UnNac Division of tha Sperry Va Befora antarlng Un Navy in record, and dff the record, and for Unten Oongregattensl i Artm oiriedgiiig.'the cornfMay*# call^; unpatriotic members 6f 'the Wednesday, 7:80 p.m.. Lenten bt Frands'et AssW' Chnnh a p p l e OT BLUBOSKY Rand Oorp. In 1956 to • become November 1961, Waite att^ed £ n .o w :easa the record, that what happened in (Conttnued from Page One) Quiet Hour Service with Pastor Boehyme fallun to take out the permits os deputy diractor of the National tiM Naws oonsiimlng publlo are obviously South Wlndaor Bev. Paiil J. HeWiinin, RockvUIe Blgh School. J-10 Showcaea " al Husle 1961, aside from ha-vlng ‘more Paul Kaiser of Concordia as guest Bev. James F. Glynii. Paator ORIDDLf CAKES .... 4 f o r 5 9 ^ a diance omisslcn, it remains that Sacuitty Agency, died Thuradsy. B apart added. "Mr. Swann hegotiated for OnOaaa’e Uat Local News and Sbowcasa OALL Kamlng to do Ibr themaelves— teams play a longer season, was preacher. • Bev. Raymond B. Yadcanskas TBgTmrOsiniin Alsn rhiptn ' quHtiMseeeto7...nMteri(t....hMrt.4tn7 faitore to consult with the soning Engatrom, who was' 59, served L(4a Otka. valod&torian of the News a M o v n sa the property. Mr. Putemak said Sunday. March 11 -airf.i tetore construction Bsfsn Sbowcasa ot Muate vp and eaioy them^ves and that Roger Maris and Mickey Man­ 7 am- Men’s Connnunlon with NBA two years. He.was on 1961 graduating claoe at RockvUIe MI 3-6563 I would have to p ^ $400,000 im­ M U n fw aqnit Nip «• *«» associate prafeasor at Yale during Comlns Bvaota e WAOKMO have a little more aecurlty and a tle put a few hitting streaks to­ CottoonUia,Isiriieran Church at 7, 8, 9, 10:16 and Breakfast Dr, Robert 8. P buL idtiSiteaw was poor Judglbent High School, has raaasd the dean’s " 'wa mediately, which I did, to Mr. dCTPitUa St. 11:30 am . la any eviot, tha soning oom- the 1980s. llauins amerlea little more Ittn once they have gether, that some other Tankees Garfield.” speaker. list at tho qiu of her Drat ssmostor Ijjrayted abowesM Mm, Pnol a Knlser, Pawtor mlislnn has that extsnsinn pcnrsMOUTH, v a (a p )— at tho University Owmsetiout. taken c a n o f WMsntial bard Guterma explained thor ob­ 9:30 am- Church School tor at got pretty ho( with the. bat too, Varaon Methodist Ghnrch OrSdee 6 thnra^ Mgh i ot tha rsor yard onto racantty pur- CiMit U m o m OarroU Paikar, Hiss'Otka, AttMlitor of Mrs. .laws d S w a t iP * . goods xequlparaciiits o f their living. ject of this, with . subsequent 9 a.m.. Holy Oonununlon, Dhurch ebassd adiUttenal land wifl bring ___ SWaat Saport and that tha quality of pitching Kev. Robert F li^ , Pastor 10:40 a-m- Chura ISdiool tor lO N K N ^ M S O l naval aids to tlia UJB. high com- Malda Otka of 140 Union St., Roek- Sbowcasa ot Music deals, was to obtain shares of a SdMol and* Nursery. ■h end to ths matter. miarioosr for the FtfiUppines at. So far, we have aot.avan .begun to may not have been the best on listed company that could be sold infants Ihrougb 4th grade. vilis, is a flowteai education major aa Disyy 10:86 a,m» The Service. Churcta _9:W.'a.m., ‘ UmWng Worali ths outbsOTK q t W o tfd War n, died at UOam, $■ a sumber of tho )M - _____ Sparta solve the eoctwagi<^ pnrtilanu of raobnL But whatever was accom- to the public. United Dyp was list­ 10:46 am .. MOrnSig Worridp J2»UR-FRi$CtlPnON ST0I Thera woa ■ moment whan the Naws School snd Nursery. Bqptism and new members, t Ttanratfajr.; F m Iiot aupOTvieed tha pUaattaa sarimmiai group, . and ed at the time on the .New York- 4 pm.. Pastor's Clsss. tevice. Sennaa topic: "To Seek W EST m s * Tn q t a t EEOAIMaWttB V iininv.ifTTl'T fett uadiM presaun ' :a . plenty, «hM i ai» ^ to 8-6 last year a fine young Irishman, with- the Chicago Stadium. Pole vaulter John Uelses, tha Middle Atlantic 'Conferenca with a 4.B0 earned' run average confidence tp ^ o with i t would Beatty, who- became the who cleared 16 feet 3/4 inches 30 Tears Ago Sanders carried a three-stroke championahlp by defeating Teniple, received a report card that was like nothing better than another first indoor mller to. break the last m onth.' missed on three lead Into today’s third round of 75-65, in Philadelphia. Texas Tech more than aatlafoctory after the crack at those New York Yankees. four-minute barrier last Feb. chances with the bar a t ' 15- the $20,000 Pensacola Open Golf captured the Southwest Confer­ workout, although he wasn't put­ ^Cinnati's 25-year old lefty 10 with 3:58.9 in Los Angeles, 4 3/4 and settled (or 14-11 3/4. Remember a little acrobatic 'Tournament. ence crown for the second straight ting much speed behind his pitches. lost the first and fourth games of took the hfiile in 3:59.7. On his Henry Wadsworth of Army,> football player 30 years ago in Sanders reeled off his second year by outlasting SouUiem Meth­ "Sam was putting the bail Ju^ the World Series to Whltey Ford heels, until he opened up a 12- the National AAU winner last Manchester named Bill Skoneski? straight five-under-par round p( 67 odist, 71-67 in Fort Worth. Both where he wanted to and he of the Yankees last fall but he yard gap to the finish, was 10- month, won with 15-4 3/4, He'll be honored along with Tom yeaterda,v de.'iplte a harrowing ride were playoffs. throwing the way he shoul^'sald was not overly impressed. year-olcf Tom O'Hara, Loyola Timing Off Stowe at Monday night's Irish- to the hospital to have a glass Temple automatically was beck*., Manager Bob Scheffing. "Those "I'd like to pitch against Whltey of C h i c a g o sophomore. Sports Night program at the sliver removed from his left foot oned by the NTT as a result of los­ O'HsJa was timed in 4:01.6. "I wanted to go higher but hitters will W1 yoy^'how much again,” he said. (Ford never gave I was taking too long with Kacey Home at 6:30. Skoneski is just before the round ^egan. ing to S t Joseph's. Blast Germany's Siegfried Full Speed Ahead stuff he had. He’U.g^ faster after the Reds a run in the two games each jump,’’ said Uelses. "My shown above in football togs when The 28-year-old native of Cedar- he's thrown mprb." Heermann ran an indoor mile he played an end position with the Meanwhile, the NCAA Collega he pitched against O'Toole). in 3:50.9 shortly after Beatty'S timing definitely was off and. town. Ga., picked up the sliver M the graves camp. Crandall, "He's good, but not that good. I had trouble with my steps.” Majors and Cubs in the 30s. Division post-season toiirnament Los Angeles race. from a broken ashtray. moved into high gear bn eight ' sidelined. during the 1961 cam­ He was lucky in the first game. Other individual winners in­ Toastmaster will be Atty. Har­ 1 waa determined to play, even paign after he suffered an infiamed Beats Chvn Record old Garrity. Speakers will Include fronts from coast to coast, with We'd have got him in the second Jones, former Western cluded: if I took a 95," Sanders said. "The defending cdiampion Wittenberg, tendon. in his shoulder April 20, if he had stayed in there. (Clete) Broad jump—Dave'Ralmey, Gov. John Dempsey and the Rev. rush to and from the hoepltil in Michigan star and now a De­ Robert Keating. BYancls Mahoney turning back Gannon, 69-43, and reported himself "90 to 95 per Boyer won the first game for him troit school teacher, i^ocketed Michigan, 24-3 3/4 with world an ambulance with its alreh wall-, is general chairman. unbeaten Florida A&M rolling to cent ready" after reviewing his with those plays ht third base. DEAD AIM — Whether the high-timbers in :06.9, clip­ champion Ralph Boston sec­ ing made me feel shaky all day.” performance In Thursday's intra- But the wise-cracking young golf its 26th straight victory, 74-80 over Reeemble Braves he plavB in the outfield ping one-tenth second off his ond with 23-9 3/4; 50-yard Youngstown in a doubleheader at squad game. "The Yanks are a good ball own American mark which he dash — Tom Roblrwon, Michi­ star who plays out of ^ ] i , Calif., or third base. Frank Rob­ didn't seem to be liothered by it Akron, Ohio. A .204 hitter with 19 homers club, comparable to Milwaukee in had shared with Milt Camp­ gan. :05.3; - 1,000-yard run— Plainville Upset Southern IlUnols jumped a round and 77 RBI In 1960, Crandall our league. For right-handed pow­ inson of the Cincinnati bell. Campbell, ex-Indiana ace, Bill Crothers, University of as he toured the 6,700-yard course with eight blrdlee, three bogles ahead of the rest of the field with played only 10 games last year, er they have Bill Skowron and El­ Reds has his sights set on first set it in 1957. Toronto, 2:09.6. Hartford • Bulkeley an 88-83 triumph over Evansville, but his idiowing in the six-inning ston Howard to match Hank "That :06.9 had been elud­ 600-yard run—George Kerr, and seven pars. He one-putted the National League 11 greens, Including a 25-footer on to move Into the quarterfinals. affair had Manager Birdie Teb- Aaron and Joe Adcock. For left­ ing me for year.s,” said Jones, former Illinois star from St; Joseph’s required -tfie serv-— Triple Crown — batting^. Tangle at Storrs No. 17. botts "delighted and surprised.” handers they have MickeyTdantle who won his fifth straight Chi­ Jamaica, 1:10.8; High jump— ices of a aeml-lnvalid to get past Crandall, 32-year-oId sparkplug home run and RBI cham­ cago Daily News Relays hur­ Alonzo Littlejohn, Western Tournament favorite Arnold (a switch hitter) to match Eddie Palmer was knotted in. a tie for Temple. Jim Boyle, a 6-4 sopho­ considered by many the top catch­ pionships. dle crown and his 31st consecu­ Michigan, 6-8; two-mlle— The curtain rings down on, the more who waa operated on for ap­ Mathews. 1962 .state high iKhOol baaketball second with five other players— er in the National Lieague two "Roger Maris didn't impress our tive hurdle event. "I moved my Bruce Kidd, University of To­ pendicitis less than three weeks tournament tonight with Hart­ Dave Ragan Jr., Miller Barber, years ago, said, "I don’t know pitching. We decided before the rear foot back a full three ronto, 8:63.1. ago, came off the bench to score IS when I’ll be ready but I don’t ford Public and Bulkeley clashing Paul Harney, BeH Weaver and series we'd rather pitch to Maris UConn Free Tosses Don EVUrfield. points for the Hawks. think the day will be far off. < .1 for the Class A crown. It'a a com­ They get a bye in the first round than to Yogi Berra because Yogi plete sellout. ^ Stroke Back never had so much fun in my life.” is a more dangerous clutch hit­ and will play next Friday the sur­ While Jones and Crandall were Help Sink Colgate And Portland comes up against med for seventh, a stroke back vivor of Monday’s game between ter. Maris didn’t hurt us much al­ Thomaaton in a fight for the Class of 138 were Moon MulHns, Jerry shaking off their injuries, other though he did hit one big home Wake Forest, AUantlc Coaat Con- players turned up with assorted A whopping 44 points at the foul C title. Steelscnlth, Dan Sikes, John Pott, lerence champion, and Yale, the run. The home run that really line spelled the difference betwen A rush in the final alx mlnutea Bobby Nlchops and Jos Campbell. aches and pains — and even the broke our backs was the one John­ :vy League ruler. mumps—as the clubs went through defeat and victory for Connecticut Joe Stamler enabled second-seeded New Ca­ The honeymoon ended qulckl> This waa Boyle’S first action ny Blanchard hit as a pinch hit­ their final paces preparatory to last night as the Huskies beat Col­ naan to anare the CHaas B honors (or the first-day leader, unherald­ since hU operaUon. He played part ter.” gate 94-78 in basketball. laat night by a 49-48 victory over ed Peter Mazur of Tonawanda, of the first half and dropped in opening the exhibition season tO' Like the other Reds, O'Toole is day. Colgate had a healthy edge in top-ranked Plainville. N.Y. He scored an astonishing four points. In the laat (our min­ annoyed at those who call Cin­ baskets, 31 to 25, but fell far short It’a an all-Hartford final to the nine-undcr-par 68 on the first utes, though, he broke the game Zoilo Versalles dame down with cinnati a "flash In the pan.” elaas windup at the University round, but skidded to a 78 on the the mumps at the Minnesota of matching Connecticut's produc­ open with two field goals and a _ "Nobody was as consistent as tion at the line. of Connecticut. Hartford made it next 18 giving him a halfway three-pointer, camp and became the second we were," he said. ’’We’d lose two Pin Leader with a route of Notre Dame of mark of 141. Connecticut players connected Tom Wywie had 20 points for Twins’ shortstop lost in two days. and then win five. We had no West Haven, and Bulkeley by Tricky winds In the morning Versalles, who will be out of uni­ on 4j| of 55 free throw attempts. tha Hawks, while John Koshtoen trouble with Milwaukee, Los An­ Colgate's Red Raiders made 16 of Early pace setter in the 11th annual Recreation Depart­ downing Htllhouse of New Haven. proved troublesome to several led Temple wWh 18. form for about 10 days, joins Or­ geles and San Francisco. When The Thomaaton-Portland Clasa players, including Ragan and lando Martinez on the sidelines, 25; ' ment’s Men’s Bowling Tournament at the Y lanes is Joe Stam­ Texas Tech had no sinecure, you beat the good clubs, you A sizable portion of Connecticut's C finals for small schools will be Palmer. Sanders and the other either. The Red Raiders went in­ Martinez strained a tendon in his have to be pretty good. . ler. Firing last night in the first, of the two-day qualifying held in Yale's Payne Whitney later starters were treated to mild left heel. free throw attempts came ‘in the to a 56-55 lead with 8:50 left, but "Tbere is Outfielder Rex Johnston spiked that winning was not an accident In the fight for the champion himself in the left leg working get the ball and overcome the Hus­ game total of 748. '* breezes.. The forecast is for gen- guard action the rest of the way or just plain luck. To make them kies' lead, (>>lgate fouled repeat­ Thirty-six of the 112 bowlers ship of medium-sized schools, i orally fair weather through Sun to hold off the Muatongs. out in the sliding pit at the Pitts­ pair of foul shots with one second burgh camp and pitcher Harvey respect us, it is up to us to go out edly. who entered were in action , last day. jam Loudermilk, the Southwest there and do it again although it Connecticut .led 78-72 with two night. Today, shifts were sched­ remaining gave New Canaan its Sixty-one pros and two ama Conference’s top scorer, dropped Haddix o f the Pirates came down upset victory over Plainville. They with the fiu. Third baseman Jim is hard to win two in a row in and a half minutes to go, and from uled at 10 a.m., 1, 4, 7 and 10 p.m. teurs, Ed Justa of Rocky Mount, in 30 points (or Southern Meth­ this league because it 1s so well- that point on every Connecticut were scored by Gary Llberatore, a N.C., and Downing Gray of Pen­ odist, but it wasn’t enough to Davenport was told to skip prac­ The top 16 Scorers will Join de­ 5-lQ senior. balanced.” point was made at the line. The fending champion Larry Bates, sacola, made the cutoff point of match Tech's rounded scoring tice by the San Francisco trainer O'Toole,,son of a Chicago po­ The first period ended in a 9-9 to rest a pulled left leg muscle. Huskies were given 16 chances who has been seeded .into hesd-to- 144 for the final two rounds. punch. Roger Hennlg paced the liceman, has been building up his tie, but New Canaan worked to a There were only scattered in­ in these closing moments and head competltibn starting Friday Ailing Ken Venturi was the only Raiders with 22 points, winning record every season. As 74-21 halftime lead. Plainville tied pro of note who failed to make Texas Tech will meet the Air tra-squad games as the- teams cashed in 15 times. night. it up at 28-28 and left New Ca­ tapered off for today’s exhibition a rookie in 1959 he won five. In Connecticut Coach Hugh Greer the championship field. Force. Aoaxlemy, sn at-large en­ '60 he won 12 and last year it Trailing SUmler were George naan behind 37-32. Tommy Bolt, the defending try, in the flrot roimd of the openers, but a sharp eye was kept ]ilayed only seven men and all Bensche 746, Sandy NUea 738, Stan Then came the fourth-quarter - on pitcher Bob Duliba as he hurl­ was 19-9, including eight straight scored In double figures, led by champion, had a 140 going into NCAA Tournament In Dallaa at the close of the season when Grzyb 736, John --Aceto 728, A1 surge by LiberStore, Don Over- today's round. Monday. ed three scoreless Innings of one- Dom Pemo and A1 Haines, who got Bujauclus 722, Joe Oenovesl 710, beck and John CTiristensen that hit b|dl in the S t Louis Cards the heat was on. 17 apiece. The scoring star of the Villanova. an at-large NCAA Anxious to Improve Andy Lamoureaux 706, Paul Cor- enabled New Canaan to catch up. olub, defeated La Salle, 76-87, in team .rame. — night, however, was Colgate's Bob rentl 705 and Elliott Fish 702. With the olock just about to run Duliba's. career was interrupted "I've got to work some more on Duffy, who had 14 baskets and Philadelphia before St. Joseph's niy field and bunting,” he said. "If Stamler opened with a 96 and out, Plainville was ahead 48-47. and Temple took the floor. two y v n ago by a serious auto eight free throws for a total of 36 Llberatore's foul shots gave the accident and the 27-year-old I can improve on those two points. ' followed up with 126, 97, 128, 156 In other major games Stanfbrd things, maybe I can push it up to and 146 games. He averaged 124.4 Class B crown to New Canaan. beat UCLA, 82-67, Oregon State right-hander spent last season at The game was the season-ender The game's high scorer was Charleston, W. Va.'.Nln the Inter­ 20. for the both teams. Connecticut (or his six gam es.. Today downed Oregon, 65-48, <3ali/ornia "Darrell Johnson helped me a Scores In genet ai, were low. PlalnvIlTe's Earl . Jackson, who nipped Southern California, 61-60, nationa] League, w h ^ he was closed with a 16-8 record and (Col­ connected for 28 points. Libera^ Men's Bowling Tournament, Y. 7-7, He’s shooting for a, spot as lot last year. He taught me how gate finished 8-15. 1. Joe Stamler—748 Washington squeaked by Idaho, to move my fast ball around, es­ tore was the top scorer for New Sunday, March II '85*54, Tulane took Louisiana a reliever. ------4------96—126— 97—128— 186—145 Canaan, with 16. Green Mahor at Ptatovllle, 2:80. pecially to right-handed hitters. 3. George Bensche—^746 State, 84-69, and Connecticut Before that I was throwing break­ Coach Bob Pettit 142—122—118—129—1124—111 whipped Colgate, 94-78. Hockey at a Glance ing stuff most of the time. I was 3. Sandy Niles—738 JOB 8TAMLER 1 h e rest of Uve NCAA flr.ri AMERICAN LEAGUE just about a .500 pitcher until Standout in W in, 132—117— 128— 184—106—122 round college division results in­ Providence 2. Cleveland 0, Dafrell and Jim Turner helped 4. Stan Orryb—736 Bavasi Behind Manager Alston cluded : Rochester 4, Buffalo 3. me. I have more ccmfldence Celts Near Mark 1U — 138—184—188— 100—116 Fund Swelled At Rochester, N.Y.—Northesst- Today’s Schedule in my ability to move the ball 5. John Aceto—728 em 88, St. Anselm’s (NH) 7 8 ;/ , Quebec at Springfield. sunund.” ^ . 142—114-128-1110— 102—106 Thanks to three bowling Dodgers Point for Flag Run, Fairfield (Conn) 86, Rochester ’ EAST. LEAGUE PLAYOFFS Many think-p’Toole, 25, will be NEW YORK (AP) — Now if 6. Al Bujauedua—722 league# at the Parkade lane. (NY) 75. Johnstown 3, New Haven 1 the best pitcher 4n the National Opach Bob Pettit of the St. Louts 110—104—116— 136— 103—154 654.73 has been eollected for the At Reading, Pa.—Mt. St. Mary's fheat-of-5 quarter-flnsL series tied League In a shorty time. Only Hawks can find a couple more 7. Joe Genove.se—7JO______l^ rrolv femlly of elghL. chll: (Mdi 67 Albright 64 in four over­ 1-1). teammate Joey Jay aiid the in­ like player Bob Pettit of the St 101—114—112—109—125—149 dren. Both parents died rereat-iJlSu tim es;H ofsina 56, C. W] Post Sunday’s Schedule credible Warren Spahn w(on more Louie HawOte, those Western Di­ 8. Andy Lamoureaux—706 ly. (NY) 66. games last season. v At Valparaiso, Ind.—Concordia Johnstown at New- Haven. vision titles might start coming 124—123—113—120—111— 115 The U.H. Mixed League ««>>' VBRp BEACH, Fla. (A P (—Los'^ors the right city and the right again in the National Basketball ..9,.PauI CJQrrentt-^706 , (River Forest, 111.) 79, IUlnols tributed ISO.IO, the Farkettee Angeles General Manager Buzzle club. Normanal 61; Valapaiatso 75, Association.'' 117—125—123—110— 114:-116 League 616.82 and the Cravat "If I were not an Alston, man, With FUzzy Levane aasigned to 10. BHUot Fish— 702 Bavasi said today the move from Kentucky State 61. League-$11.31. I’d be a Durocher man. But it At Jonesboro, Ark.—Southeast ' ..... Yogi, Manage? scouting dutiea for t)»e rest of the 122—117— 89—132—182—112 the coliseum to the new stadium in happens I'm an Alston man. In season, Pettit took over as coach Missouri 67, Abilene Christian .65; ______X _____ .'______Chavez Ravine will help the Dodg­ the 15 years that Walt has been Arksnsa.* State 66, Lamar Tech againat Chicago at Detroit last ers. He added, however, that fail­ with me. there have been many Senior Citizen of Yankees night. He got a brilliant perform­ (Tex) 66. ure to win the pennant would not times when I hod my doubts about At Uncoto, Neb. — State (Col­ ance from player Pettlt-^1 points necessarily cost Manager Walter him. But each time 1 doubt him, lege of Iowa 81, Hamline 68; Ne­ and 26 rebounds—and the Hawka Moore Stops Andrade, Would Welcome Opportunity Alston his job. he makes a believer put‘ of me. braska Wesleyan 71. Ortnnell 66. •cored s 124-120 victory. "I never cut a player when he's Reiser In line At Sacramento, OalK.—Ckii IPoIy It was one of three NBA games got a bad year," said Bavasi. "A (Pomona) 88, FYesno State 81; last night. In the second game at "It's nice to think, however, that FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. big leagus manager to - re­ Ref Draws Attention manager is entitled to one bad you have an ace In the hole. May Sacramento Sla.te 68, Seattle Pa- ceive his apprsntlceship to the Detroit, the Boston Celtics won year. Isn't he? CKlo 67. (AP) —Yc«i Betra’wants to be their 56th of the season—one short be it will be Pete Reiser (Dodger a big league manager, but he minors. "I, think Walt did a good job coach). I thjnk Leo is a better Good Spot to Learn of their all-time season record set made it plain today he' wopld two -yeara ago—beating the Pis­ LOS ANGELES (A P)—The Ring Record Book today read: IJMI year even though everybody manager than a coach And 1 " I f'I haven’t learned how to think Alston agrees with me. I Plan Cut-Back make no. move without first dis­ tons. 130-111. At New York, the Featherweight Champion Davey Moore, 132, Columbus, Ohio, e3^cted.iiSvtp,win the pennant. We cussing it With the Nmy York manage by now,” Yogi growl­ finished second. That's not bad. think Ijco was too conservative ed, ”I’ll never learn. T think a Knicks ended their home season scored a Heventh>-round'knockout over Cisco Andrade, 135, lost year.' I think he leaned over BOSTON (AP)—The Boston Yankees’ h l^ e r echelon, with a l22-lIiseum, be­ Praises Houk players In the'game, la grate­ Johnny Egan had 20 for Detroit. T Ttie co-promoters Cal Etoton and worse shape in the early rounds cause o f its bizarre structure, was "Managing the Yankees? ful for every little favor. ' > Boston has two more garaea — George Parnassua. may have been last Decamber when he fought the main cause o f the Dodgers’ Naw. Ralph (Manager Ralph "When I tptok I’m ready,” Los Angeles on Sunday and Syra­ the only completely happy specta­ Mexico's'Battling Torres. Andrade failure to win the'’'J|Ibnnant, said Houk) is a helluva guy. I wish he said, ’T m going to ap­ cuse on Tuesday—and can set the tors. A crowd of 9,lb0 almost pack­ rallied and knocked out Torres to Bavasi. ' ' Grelle Shoots for New Mark he stays up 20 years.” proach my bosses and aSk record of 60 victories to a Msaon ed the Olvmplc Auditorium and the sixth round; ' "A s long as we were In the coli­ This is Yogi's. 16th spring them for advice. Til de,what­ by winulng both, v • paid $29,968 to see (he fight. "I- didn’t gat a^chance to exert seum, I could not blame the man­ training caipp and only the first ever they believe .ja bast^for New- York whipped into a 25- Latka stepped to Moore’s cor­ myself in the laat three rounds,” ager for the bad showing of the MILWAUKEE (AP) Jlm<^can do It.” said Dick Bank presi­ said the-articulate (Tlsco. in which he hasn't donned the ' me. 'After all, I owe everything . point lead over Los Angeles to the ner at the end’of the fourth round clfib. I couldn’t build my club for Grelle, one of the "rabbits” for dent of the Ivos Angeles Track mask and ahin guards. The to the Yankees. No one baa and advised manager Willie Ket-' Ctoe thing was certain. He did the coliseum, knowing we would be Club. second period and coasted against clubmate Jim Beatty's "four min­ aquat aenior dflsen of the Yan­ ever been treated bettef.” the Lakers, with Willie Naulla chum he thought Davey was go­ not demand a return fight witji in a new park soon. We had to go Mlhaly Igiol, coach for both Grcl- kees, who witTbe 37 next May, leading the way with 27 points. ing easy on the d isco lOd. In the Davey Moore, with defanae, speed and build for ute:’ mile last month, shoots for le and Beatty, toyed with the idea was switched to the outfield Kerry West had 28 for Lm .An­ previous three minutes Davey had the future. This naturally was not the charmed mark hjmself on one of matching hls two Los Angeles last summer. He think« this g le s . JUthough the K nldu art whacked hla fijend im und pretty suited for the coliseum." of his favorite tracks tonight in aces In the mile, but decided it was move will prolong his career by Bowling'’ Fight Principalt last in the EJastern Division with a good. Willies' one-word response When Bavasi hired Leo Duro- the llth annual Journal I-gloor "too much?* He explained that a couple of years. He batted JXn cannot be printed. NEW YORK (AP)—Argentina’s Oher'last year a s'a coadh. rumors Games at the arena. Beatty reached hls peak a few last season, hlttiiig 22 homa COUNTRY CLUB MEN—Watt 29-48 record, they wound up with tall middlewaight hopeful, Farid spread that he was readying the Grelle, winner of the Journal weeks ago and , has' lost practice rims and driving In 61 runs to BVeebuni' 186—369, CharUe Whe­ a 19-14 performance at home— In the fifth, MoOre bad Andrade their best Madistm Square Garden In'severe diatreea and in the sixth Saltm, will .try to regain some lost former Brooklyn and New York Mile In 4:03.6 a year ago, Is primed time since hls record run. 119 gdmea. lan 144—373, Charlie Sprague aunts' manager to succeed Als­ for a tt^ effort In defense of hls Beatty ran the mile In 3:59.7 “Please don’t write that Tm 135—360, Sbar Porteffield 1 6 ^ showing in three sepsona. he floored him for a aix-coimt with prestige tbnight when he faces an overhand right to the jaw. The well-seasoned Joey Qtambra of ton, thU waa. promptly ‘denied. meet laurels, ..while Beatty drops last night In winning' the event in after anybody's job,” he plead­ 377, Sh«r Feeguaon 147—391, Ldu the Chicago Dally News Relays. bell ended Cisco’s problem. 'San Francisco to a nationally tele­ rve always thought very high­ down to the l.OOO-ygrd run. ed. "W e’ve g ot a real fine Becker 864, W Ut L ^ g e tt 386, Last Nighfs Fights Beatty uncorked , a ' blistering It was the second time he had run coaching staff and they’re all Bundl Tiaroa 352, Then, to the seventh, when vised (ABC) 10-rounder at St. ly of Durocher aa a manager,” said 'Latka stopped the fight, a few Nicholaa Arena, SaDm, a spindly &vaai. - T ve no doubt he'd do 3:58.9 In Los Angeles E'eb. 10 with It in under four minutes. .my friends. Bealdea, I’m not the help of Grelle and others who Pushing Grelle, and capable of yet ready to retire. n i keep V d . MIXED U PIN — DqrU LOS,ANOELa,o—Oavpy Moore, beer cans (amply) and a couple 6-1, cashed in on his first oppor­ a good job managing anywhere. If the door should ever open for moved out and set a fast pace. dulling an upset. Will be Wanna- on playl^ as limg as I feel Andarson 196—301, Joan tMetrick- 18S, Oolomlm (Hilo, knocked ont of Jtalf-eaten hot dog buna saikd tunity to. the U.S, when he whip­ maker Mile winner Pete C3osa of Oboe Aisdrade: JSS, San Jaetots, into the ring. The Andrade back­ ped Teddy Wright in a TV bout him again to manage and he wants Now Grelle is hoping for a similar good and the club wanti me." aen 177—462, Mary Lukas 178— pace to help him brcome the sec­ the Camp L^jeune Marines, G»ry ObW,. 7 (Non-Utie). ers were furious. at Madison Square Garden last to leave, he'l) have my blessing. Berra, who spent less than 484, Helen ValsoUne 466. Wanda ond American runner to history to Weislger of the QuanUco Marines, Kaealausfcas' 463, Bob Heavisldas WORCESTER, Maas. — Mike The referee, himself a former Oct. 28, but four weeks latar to on- But' 1 don’t think he wants two ysars to the minor leagues crack the four minute barrier ,on Ed "Moran of the Ne4v York A.C. SSr—dMr Rudy Heck 224-866, Fnanterf. m , Dedham. Blaae.. axeellent'boxer, argued hla own oihar (alevised match at the Gar­ iMve. I think h* wgnts to stay bsfors joining the Yankasa in indoor boards. i and* Jim Irons of tiia Toronto ffsptwiiJwr o f 1946, believes It t a s ’ P ta a 332, Jm Oupaot 306, Iwekad oat Billy Todd, 179, Fw (- den, he was outpointed by Tama here. I beUev* ha’d tsUia a man- ageria job .only to wbat be oonsid "Give us''a good pace and Grella Olympfc Club.. is » k siiisntlal for a srimid-be' M m DietriauMn SOi. chester, N.T., sT "Wbat woilld poa do?" 1m in* Bahama: ' . ■ > V - ■ )■ \ ~ I ' t ^ G S EIGHT ,IlANCHE8tEE EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONK, SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1962 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY. MARCH 10, 196* PAGB^NtNlC: -1 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Moaical Im^nunentB 53 ApurtmenUi—Flat^> . HopiMi fifr Renf 65 HonatO For Sale 72 Houtos For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 HduMB For Sal* ?2 Wantod—Real - Estate -'77 Tenements 63 ALL TYPES of rqoM reiialred or SHEET MUSIC-^W* have cm at T#t> MtDROOlC ranch, a t^ a , ra- SPLrr-LEVEL, 7 roome, IH bathe, Six r o o m ranch—One-car garage. I MANCHESTER PORTER STREET area—6 room WELLS STREBrr—Duplex 6-6, ideal LIKE NEW HELPI DUE to many recent aalta, replaced, apecialiting fm Bonded Oofmectlcut'a largest selectiona. ROCKVILLEr-One 8H room apart­ frigantor and bedroom set, many family room, modem kitchen with 1)4 tiled teths, bullt-int comer Qdoniat with attached garage, for handyman, $13,600. No agents. OUr itsUngs ar* low. Buyers a rt btult-up and ehingle . roofisg. t M/.OOMCONt ^ rTBE , Hansonicas, ukes stringa and ment in rcMdentlal area. Stave, re­ extras, $120 per month. MI 9-2083. built-uui. one-car garage, laiwe fireplace, family room with cathe­ Rid* by 31 Agnes Dr, Thi* qual­ .every modem feature, brick-front MI 9-6339. 9-5. COLONIAL-RANCH watting for all types of property. Coughlin Roofing Cempany. Man- 'NlU'tot'fOJ , •UCHA«T)CtfHM'‘niE*MUD:tMAVt8Tj MCeasorlea for all Instruments, frigerator and heat furnished. lot, $19,^. PhUhrick Agency, Ml dral ceiling, city utilities, patio, ity built homa ottarS $ rooms, fori fireplace, .beautifully treed lot. All If aeUing. buying or trading, eall chekter. MI 8-7TO7. . m id v «!MouimYj «seH1MEMTZOR.'me0>lfftfS . /inayer plapo rolls. Janssen pianos Adults only.$90 monthly Ml o-seie. hot water oil beat. Excellent loca­ mal dining room, S large bedrooms, this at a price you can ' afford. SIX R(K)M Cape JMILAX.V------Broker, kO'8-25'ft. mortgage. $97- per month pays aH. service. Ml 3^30. O' heat, hot water and gag. for cook­ heated apartment, centrally lo­ 24 foot kitchen and dining area, R. P. DIMOCK CO. Evenings Dick Hayes, MI 3-0527,. ROOFING—QpeciaUxIng - repairing & Wiuited—^To Buy 58 ing. Gas stove and electric refrig­ cated, for retired lady, Raason- wall-to-wall rug in living room, NEW •TWO family 4^, knotty pine MULTIPLE family dwelling want­ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS roofs of all kinds, new roofs, gut­ r erator furnished. Call MI,- 9-7787 able. MI 9-368$. fireplace, large bedroom and HOUSING Mld-5246 Manchester and cabinets, ceramic tile baths, -oil WARREN E. HOWLAND ed direct from owner.' Write B6x 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. ter, work, chimneys cleaned, re­ DUB TO ILUfBSS Frank’s Antique between 5-7 p.m. ;>'■ ceramic tile bath. Upatolra —two heat, $20,500. R. . J. . Wrobelskl, T, Heraid. SEP4SD3lftiSEeP Shop at 420 Lake St. will be closed Barbara Wood* Broker. MI 3-2573. REALTOR paired Aluminum siding. 80 generous size bedrooms and H Johanna Evan* 875 Main St. MI 8-1108 years' experience. Free estimates. MKRAUIS HWiR until further notice. THREE ROOMS, central stove and Honses For Sale 72 bath. Fully stormed. Uncommon­ VALUES Vicinity^ COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Call Howley, M 8-6881, MI 8-0768. V lW tO K S K tL refrigerator, heat, hot water and ly clean. $16,900. Robert Wolverton $13,800 Bolton—5 r,oom ranch, WHIClTWfLL YOU HAVE? WE BUT, BELL or trade antiqiM electricity, hoo. Tel. 3MI 9-9659. NEW RANCH—6 rooms, 2 full Agency, ktl 9-2813. MANCHESTER $16,500 MONDAY TTrni FRIDAY 10:80 A.M.—SATURDAY 0 A3I. MwvnoMAfMir/o and used furniture, china, glw , II MANCHESTER breezeway and garage, wooded An older home in good repair bathe, targe western style kitchen GALORE - lot, good location, a well kept FOUR BEDROOM oversize Cape $2 SPECIAL $2 silver, pieture fnunea and old FOUR ROOM duplex, 138 Oak S t with built-lne. i-esr garage, prime VERNON 8T.—Older home with $ priced at $3,000, "tO.OOO, $9,900, Heating and Plumbing 17 % coins, old dolla and guns, hobby $ $,$00—2-story horn* with 4 room* We hav* 2 CapOa liOted, both have mptferate priced home. $11,500 and many more Cod. Fireplace. 'Spotlees. Brick PLEASE READ YOUR AD Freshly redecorated, furnace, locattort of bcauUfui homes, large rooms telling for only aluminum aiding, 3 or 4 bedroome, $18,900 Vernon—$1,600 aaaumea the' patio. Over an acre. Offer* country coliecttoos, attic contents .Or whole automatic hot water, five mimitea -Phllbrick Agency, MI $12,900 Good- sized lot, outbuild­ On Autumn Street in Manches­ or LARQE PIZZA ClaMtfled or “tVaiit Ads” ore taken over the phone m a coh- GERARD J. BARONOUSKY, tNAPIIOlOEAlTVAS . estates. Furniture Repair Service, good Sized lot, pricSd to 'tell at G.I. mortgage on this Unique 6 A cape or ranch priced at $11..500, living within city limits, Call Mrs. ANY S ITEMS vehlenre. The advertiser, should read his ad the FIRST DAY tx Plumbing. Installation and repair. from Main, electricity, gas. Adults . ings. Vacant. Excellent value. T. ter. New gaa furnace. A terrific $14,500 and $14,760. $600 down wUl room ranch with attached ga­ Hunter. TODAY. MI 9-3695. V n t h h e f m m vnotousrtiM to' Talcottvllle, Comi. Tel. MI 3-7449. only. MI 3-5633. Inquire 196 Oak, J. Crockett, Realtor, kU 3-1677. velue. '■ $12,900, $13,300, $13,500, aM many APPEARS and REIPORT ERRORS In time for the next Inser­ M’ 9-5125. buy either on* of these homea. rage, built-in range and oven, more SATURDAYS ONLY AdOODREMOll ijWutieEDVouRRfar.i 2-9 p.m. FOR ONE MONTH tion. The Herald Is responsible for only ONE Incorrect or omitted Th r e e b e d r o o m ranch, m $12,900—5 room Cape on Phoenix . goM location. No closing coats. Or Insertion for any advertisement and then only to the extent of a PLUMBING AND.heatlhg - re­ R. F. DIMOCK CO. $16,900 Bolton—6 room Cape, base­ BARROWS & WALLACE modeling -ttistaUaUona, repairs. p a p e r c u t t e r . Call MI 8-6268. TO RENT—4 . room heated apart­ baths, large living-dining room, Street in Vernon. Newly redeco­ A colonial priced from the 117,000 ”make rood” Insertion. Errors «hU h.do not lessen the valoe of wow/ ment. Call MI 3-5117 between 8:30 Spring Values! "tamily room, enclosed breezOway, rated, 1 eer garage, MI 9-5245 ment garage, 3 flreplaces, large bracket and up All work guaranteed, 26 yearn ex­ enclosed sunporch, brook, pond, 55 E. Onter St. Ml 9-5306 the advertisement will not be Mrrected by “make pood” Insertion. perience. 24-hour service. Call IfiOKCHMHs a.m.-4;30 p.m. 2>car garage, professioniu land­ or DON’S PIZZA 115,000—Manchester—Orest poesi- $15,900—Cut* ranch home on Coun­ Barbara Woods Ml 9-7703 one acre beautiful landscaped An excellent 7-7 two-family duplex Manchester Earl VanCamp. Ml 9-474P. COULOirrHQLP scaping and 'more. Asking $22,900. Johanna Evana kU 9-6663 Hse.; Rooms Without Board 59 TWO ROOM apartment, heat, elecr billtiea in thi* 6 room Colonial, Inquire MI 9-8782. try Lane in.Vemon. Features 2 lot—a real value. with 2-car garage in fine location. aRINOERS YOUR COOPERATION WILL |% I A I k A l ^ 0 7 1 1 trie stove and refrigerator fur­ oversized bedrooms, formal, dining bedroom*, living room with b*y $19,700 ^Mancheater — Excellent Asking $21,900. Haa been bank ap­ MANCHESTER-8 room Olonlal, as9 BE APPRECIATED MIMl. IVII I I f u r n is h e d r o o m s, complete room, open stairway, rec room, window, birch ceblnStfd kitch­ III MANCHESTER ■ value in this 5 room ranch with attached garage, 70x200 shaded 130 SPRUCE ST. Radio-TV Repair Services 18 light housekeeping facilities. Cen­ nished. MI 9-1690. TWO-EaMILY flats 6-5, with 2 praised. modem plumbing ah^ wiring,, nice rooms. finished on third floor, 2- en. Attached $arage. Tasteful­ large finished family room' and or lot. Bus line, city water and sew­ trally located. Children accepted- THREE ROOMS heated. 456 Main ly decorated. Ideal home for In one of our finer residential enclosed sunporch wall-to-wall erage: Reasonable living: Price Ttl. Ml 3.0031 TV SERVICE—All makes. Honest, reeidential area close to schools, car garage, off East Center St., areas, we have llatSd this 6 room A custom built 7 room ranch tn AA Economics'. High quality parts. limited. Mrs.'Dorsey, 14 Arqh St., St., second floor, $70. MI 9-5229, shopping and buses. near Post Office, schools and shop­ newly-wed*. carpeting, fireplace, 1)4 baths, zone, commanding a magnificent $#,S00. (Jiston Realty Co., TR Manchester. . 9-5. ranch with 1‘4 baths, 2-car .garage, combination windows, city util­ 5-8535, office Route 83, Vernon, Guaranteed 90 days Famous for. ping. Phllbrick Agency, MI 8-8464 $16,900—Deluxe Cap* with 8 rooms, many more fSeturSS too numSrou* view. Center hall layout, fireplace, TROUBLE REAGHINO OUR AOVERTISER? service since 1931. Phone Ml LARGE FURNISHED room for $18,900—Brtton Lake, Vimon, liv e ­ ities, good location. 3 ceramic tile batha, formal dining Conn. ONE 3 ROOM apartment, $68‘, one ly lakefrottt contemporary spilt, 8 019,800 — ATTRACTIVE $ room 1)4 baths. Just over BOItoO line to mSntion. OSlI for appoIntmSnt to $26,000 Bolton—6. room ranch, 1)4 Be modern with MS87. Potterton'e. 190 Center St. iGUIttfik rent, convenient location, light 4 room apartment, $79. Heat and In Coventry. Large room*. Fin* inspect. room, spacioui kitchen with built- MANCHESTER — Lydall St. Cape housekeeping, woman only, MI bedrooms, modem in every respect, ranch, 2-car attached garage, 'batha, 3-car garage large liv­ ini, 2-csr garage. Asking $30,990. CONNIE’S TV and Radio Service, hot water, refrigerator, stove, and kitchen with built-ins, fireplace In large lot, Carlton W. Hutchina, MI lot. Only $1,100 cash needed. ing room and dining room, Haa been bank appraised. 10 years old. 4 rooms, bath, down; 24-Hour Answering Service • 9-7959. utilities fumlshetf for both. Adults R. F. DIMOCK CO. -tipatairs unfinished. Plaster walls. available all hours. Satisfaction extra large living room, 2 full $-5132. $16,900—Custom built rahch on bmlt-ln range' and oven, sepa­ And there are more, ao do call MOEN guaranteed. Call MI 9-1816. only. MI 8-5694, baths, sundeck plus extra large MI 9-5245 rate latmdry room. Lovely Fireplace, hot water, aluminum Free to Heraid Readers Help Wanted—Female 35 Help Wanted—Male 36 Articles For Sale 45 VERNON—8 room ranch, walkout Notch Road in Bolton. 3 bed­ Barbara Woods Ml 9-no2 landscaped lot. Oiatom built THE combinations, garsge with big RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any make, ROOM" FOR rent near Main St. 9 ROCKVILLE—Thtpe room heated closed In sunroom, B« sure to see rooms. lovely Bcreened and Hazel St. MI 9-2170. this. ' baaement nice grounds, near but JohOnna Evans MI 9-S658 throughout. ELSIE MEYER AGENCY glaaied in summer room, attach­ free pickup and delivery on small SALESGIRL wanted for modem SALEISMAN men’s furnishing, HOME MADE ravloU, fresh or apartment, first floor, with off Tongren Agency, MI 3^21. glassed porch off kitchen. Ga­ $37,000 Bolton—Secluded 6)4 room ed to house, and ameaite drive. Want Infonnatinn on one of our classified advertisements f No radios, phonographs. Hours 6-10 dnig store, friendly atmosphere, route man, truck driver, lathe op­ froze-, SOo doa. H. Pasqualinl. 246 street parking, on bus line, close rage. 'Dire* acre lot. REALTORS Beautifully landscaped with out­ erator, body' man. handy man, ROOMS TO RENT, also cabins with $26,900—Henry 8t. Besutiful 6 room VERNON—5 room ranch, .iarge>Iot, IV MANCHESTER ranch, attached 2-ear garage, answer at the telephone Usted? Simply eaU the p.m. H a E Radio and TV. FT benefits, s a li^ plus commission. Aver/ Street. Wapplng. efficiency. Scranton Motel. Call MI to shopping and church, $80 month, built-in range and oven and re­ MI 9-5524 MI 3-6930 door fireplace, city water and 9-5582, MI 3-1479. Please apply in person, Franklin dishwasher. Apply Connecticut ly. hn 3-J869 TR 5-3485. split rancH, oUatom built 2 years near echool, asking $14,800. Ton­ $16,900—A Jewel of a Jarvl* built sewer. Price $14,500. Gaston Real­ SINGER SLANT needle sewing ma­ 9-0826 atfer 5. ago, features natural birch kitchen Cape near new Ewt Catholic Reason for selling this lovely 6 frigerator. 2 batha, beautiful MANCHESTER ANSWERING SERVICE Pharmacy, 2371 Main 8t„ Glas- State Employment Service, 806 gren Agency, MI 3-6321. room ranch, ownera *re moring view. Two acres wooded lot. HORTON ROAD—8 room Cape, ly Co.. TR 5-8536, office Route 83, TELEVISION' antennas and rotor tonbpfy. Main St., Manchester. chine (like new) cost $229, sacri­ THREE ROOMS and bath, elec­ equij^ed With' built-ins, living room High School. 6 rooms, alumi­ ■Vernon, Conn,, fice *75. Will take $2 weekly.' MI with wrought iron stairway and MANCHESTER—Ranch, large Uv- num siding. Breezeway and out of State, This GSmbolati cus­ nicely landscaped yard, garage, Ml 9.0500 systems installed and repaired. FURNISHED ROOM for rent. In­ tricity and heat, refrigerator and tom built home has everything to family size kitchen, living room Serving Manchester and surround- WANTED — Experienced hair­ 3-1365. stove. Call MI 3-2457 9-5 p.m. only. fireplace, bedrooms with double ing room, modem kitchen, $ bed­ garage. Sewera in and paid for. U&lR Realty Co. with fireplace, dining room, 3 bed­ mttA leava your meesape. You’ll hear from our advertiser In Jlp Ing areas. Modem TV Service, 405 dresser, good salary and commis­ quire 136 Bissell St. closets, 2 ceramic tile bathe, rec rooms, 1)4 baths, large rec room, No work needed. offer including a large wooded lot, 76 Sr. Manufacturing SEVEN H.P. BOLEN tractor with selling for $21,900. MI S-2692 rooms, ceramic tile bath, . very lA»ts For Sale Dine wltliont speadlnf an eveninp at the telephone. Center St., MI 3-2205. sion, Ideal working conditions; ex- A NICE 3 room apartment at 848 room with fireplace, 2-csr larags. excellent condition, $19,800. Phil- nicely maintained, immediate oc­ pwdlng oUr shop. Lovely Lady snow blower and lawn mower, FINISHED room for rent. Church Main St. Heat, private bath, and 8he5vn by appointment only. brick Agency, MI 9-8464. R D. Murdock MU 3-6472 VERNON-Lot 100x310, Lake St., EXPERT TV Service, all makes, Beauty Salon. Call MI 9-9258 for Engineer! other extras. Call MI 9-8933. stove. MI 3-0737, R. F. DIMOCK CO. cupancy, $15,900. Robert Wolver­ near school, $2,800. R. J. Wrobel- St MI 3-7655. $$1 ,000—Rockledgc. Custom built SPLIT LEVEL—For those accus­ JARVIS MI 9-5245 ton Agency, MI 9-2813. Lost and Found Business Services Offered 1.3 reasonable prices, genuine Phllco appointment. All Inquiries con­ (Welding)—Degree—Gd. knowi. of LOOK!! ski. Broker, Ml 3-2573, tubes, over the counter, 40% off. fidential. LARGE FRONT room furnished for brick beauty ranch. You- will like tomed to the finer things all one Barbara Woods Ml 9-7702 COLUkfBIA — Near lake, small Turnpike 'IV & Appliance, next to welding techniques, machinery and MEN’S ICE skates, almost new, WEST SIDE—5 room first floor this location high on a hill terrific could demand has Men In­ Johanna Evans MI 9-5053 MAN(HESTER-^Ixit, A tone. Por­ LOST — Children’s glasses on E. SAM’S UPHOLSTERY - Retired equip. Basic knowi. machinery and size 11, $9. MI 9-3265. light housekeeping, ladies only. MI R EA LTY CO. MANCHESTER chicken ranch. Room for 5,000 lANTLY OIL CO. from the shop. Can take care of Stop & Shop, MI 9-3406. 3-6388. apartment, redecorated. MI 9-9246. view, large living room with mar­ cluded in this lovely . 8)4 room 6 room Colonial, breezeway, ga­ layers. Nice 8 room horn* and ter Street area, trees, sewer avail- Center Street. Reward. MI 3-8912 mach shop practices. 2-5 yrs. exp. ble fireplace, $ extra large bed­ home. The style is conduslve to able, $3,000. Carlton W, Hutchina, FlIEL OIL after 8. -- all your-upholstering needs at *75.38500. . THREE!-R<50M-apartment, garage, REALTORS MLS INSURERS rage, large living room, fireplace, Farmall tractor. Call Burt Starkey 331 MAIN ST. great aavtngs. Call CH 2-2878. rooms,- large ceramic tile oath and those who enjoy spilt level llvmg BOLTON nice, yard. Close to bus line and Agency, AC 8-9243 any time. MI 9-5133. Millinery, Dretumaking 19 Boats and Accessories 46 Apartments—Flats— own entrances, gas stove and elec­ shower, wklk-in closetc, attached a t its best. On beauUfuUy tana Phone MI $-4695 or TR 5-8271 FOUND—Buff and. white mongrel, tric refrigerator furnished, oil Office MI 8-'4113 Evehings MI 9-2519 Spring will Boon be here. Don’t shopping, church, and Catholic part CoUle. vicinity Shopping COSMA APPLIANCE Service—Re­ 25 H.P. SEA KING outboard engine Tenements 63 breezeway and 2-csr garage. scaped spacious lot, 2-car garsde- kU 3-1028 School, MANCHESTER -New Ustlng! 7 pairs all makes refrigerators, AVOID THE Spring rush I Altera­ Permanent full-time positions Sr. Mfg. Engineer heat. MI 3-7591. ,4 bathrooms. Priced in the high miai the opportunity to inspect this Resort Property For Sale 74 Parkade. Call JA 8-4811, Ext. 7241. tions and hemming done now, with controls, In excellent condi­ 8 room home. Excellent for chil­ room ranch just 3 years old on at' freesers, washing machines, dry­ available for good typists In our (Machlnery)-^Degree. Staff s^ie- tion. MI 3-4426. THREE ROOMS heated, Main St., 60s. Phllbrick Agency, MI 9-6464 MANCHESTER — On* block from tractive wooded lot featuring 3-car SUMMER HOUSI», $5,500 and up, LOST—PASS BOOK M 6837, Sav­ ers ranges, oil and gas burners. quickly, efficiently. Inexpensively. ]. D. Realty Co. dren, pets and even a horse. Sell­ MANCHESTER MI 3-5630. Clerical Department. High School cialist of machtnli^, also diredt with or without stove. Call between BOLTON — Extra large ranch, Main St. 4 yeare Old, beautiful 6 ing for only $15,800; 6 room Cape. Owner willing to garage, 3 batha. 2 son* heat, fire­ good location, furniihed, buy for ings Dept, of the Connecticut MI 9-0098. All work gtiaranteed. group of mfg. engrs. processing 16 FOOT M.F.G., 35 h.p., Johnson 5:30-7:30. MI 3-6441. .Furnished Apartments 63-A room colonial, 1)4 bsthl, encloaed listen to reaaonable offer*. Large place, large knotty cedar rec room rent lncome,Or your own uee. Lots, COMMERCIAL Bank and Trust Co. Application education, accurate typing, and motor Hole and Hardv, tilt trail­ many extras, custom built for LAWN MOWERS sharpened and specified product lines. Familiar 470 Msin St. MI 8-5129 quality, low 80’s, 'Tongren Agency, porch, built-in*, combination win­ R. F. DIMOCK CO. kitchen. 4 bedrooms, nice yard. and 9' cedar closet, near public $1,400 and up, pick your site. AND made for payment. Moving—Trucking— good knowledge of grammar essen­ med. heavy or heavy Job shop optr. er. Call MI 9-1152. FURNISHED apartment. Main St. dows and doors, fireplace, fully in. Call today. and parochial achoolg and shop­ Lewies Realty, Miequamicut, R. I. repaired, sales and service, pick tial. Excellent working conditions FIVE ROOM apartment, second location, a rooms, one bedroom, m 3-6331. MI 9-5245 up and delivery. Ice skates sharp­ 2-5 yrs. exp. To *8500. $1 1 ,800—2 bedroom ranch, eeilat, BUlated, city water and sewer. St. ping, aluminum storms, extensive Diamond 8-8117. IMIUSTRIAL NOTICE M HEREBY given that Storage 20 and liberal employe benefits. Call floor. 13’,4 Ford St. Tel. MI 8-4761. second floor, . $90 per "month includ- Jame* Parish. Owner anxloiua to COVENTRY Box Mountain stone walla, built-in Optional Share Book No. 10319. ened, precision ground. L A M 1960 25-FOOT Trojan cruiser, A-1 ing heat. Call MI 9^808. double gar*g*. trees, near bus, $17,800 — FIVE ROOM ranch with Barbara Woods kU 9-H02 MANfTHESTEIR Package Delivery. Mrs. Petsrson, Liberty Mutual In­ porch, large kitchen with built-in*, aell. Vacant. C^tarle* Leeperanc*. Johanna Evans kU 9-6653 8 room. Ranch. Large lot. Base­ atove, oven, dishwasher, dlapoaal, Isaued by the Manchester Savings Equipment Corporation. Route 83, ■condition. Call MI 9-6444 FOUR ROOM apartment, including stores Carlton W. Hutchins, MI MI 9-7630. Suburban For Sale 75 PAINTING and Loan Asaociation, skeoporat- Vesnon, Conn. TTl 8-7609. Manches­ Light trucking and package deliv­ surance Company, MI 8-1181, .for Sr. Industrial Engr. heat, hot water and gag for cook­ ONE ROOM furnished apartment. $-8182. tiled bath, fireplace, combination ment garage. Nice. waaher'dryer; $22,500. Owner, MI ed, has been lost and Q^pllcatlon ter exchange. Call Enterprise 1948. ery. ' Refrigeratora, washem and ing, Gas stove and electric refrig­ Heated. Kitchen set, refrigerator, windowe and doora, home in excel­ VERNON—5 bedroom CkllOnlal, 9-6483. No agents. ^ Insaroae* Ceverog* For stove movmg specialty. Folding appointment. Degree. Not over 8 yrs. exp. Cost $12,600 — ROCKVILLE. 6 room lent condition. .One owner. Full GRANDVIEW-ST.—If you went a ANDOVER ANDOVER-Bullt in 1720, seven has been made to said Association surv^g, standards, some plant lay­ Garden—Farm—Dairy erator furnished. Call MI 9-7737 gas range, bedroom set, $11 week­ quality built ranch, look at thii extra large shaded lot, large fam­ room cape with 1)4 baths, garages! Your Protection SHARPENING Service — Saws, chairs for rent. MI 9-0752 between 5-7 p.m. ly. Free gas, electricity. Apply 10 r$neh, large living room, cabinet baaement, hot water oil heat, re- ily special. Tongren Agency, MI 5 room Ranch, wooded lot. Very DUPLEX-Central location, 8 bed­ for payment of the amounet of de- out, 'T.8. Supr. exp. $75-18500. Products 50 home. Three bedrooms, one with fairly priced. room* each aide, ceramic batha, and approximately 8 acres. Main $100,000 Oompenaotlan I>08lt. knives, axes, shears, skates, Depot Square. Apt. 4. kltehen, beautifully landscaped ' ceased cast iron radiators. City private bath, lovely living room 8-6831. highwey. T. J. Crockett. Realtor, rotary blades. Quick service. C ^ - MANCHESTER Moving and Truck­ R.N. 11-7 SHIFT, part-time. Laurel FOR THE freshest eggs In town, CENTER ST.—2 room apartment, lot. Shown by appointment. Marion water and sewerage. Near echool, 3 heating ayttems, exceptional in­ $800,000 Pnbllo LtebUlty ing Company. Local and long dis­ with dining area, beautiful kitch MANCHESTER vestment possibility. Beechler- MI 8-18t7, tol Ciqulpmeiit Co., M Main St., Manor. MI 9-2324. / Fee pd on above. Relocation. come to or cal] Manchester Poul­ heat and hot water, two bus lines ROCKVILLE—3 rooms furnished, E! Robertson, Realtor, MI 8-8958. bu* line, quiet neighborhood. Quick en. Full; baaement (has another OOLUMBLA-Would you like Some­ $26,000 Property Damage Announcements Manchester. Hours dally 7-8, tance moving, packing and stor­ 2 resumes . Possible interviews try Farm, 472 Keeney St., MI available. MI 9-6105, all utilities Included, $25 weekly. occupancy. Charles Lesperance. thing extra nlc* In a new split 5 room small Cape on nice quiet Smith, Realtors, MI e-3»63, MI age. Regular service throughout VERNON—Large 8)4 room ranch, fireplace), oversized garage, good street. Reasonably priced. 3-6969. BstnbUshed 101$ Thursday 7-9. Saturday 7-4. Ml here on March 18 and 17. Excel­ 9-9904, We deliver free TR 5-1336, MI 9-7620. lot. Selling for 10% below cost. level or ranch home? Lake privi- Wanted—Real Batfite 77 INCOME TAXES prepared in your 3-7988. New England states and Florida. WAITRESS for lunch. Treat Shop, lent Co, THREE ROOM apartment, heat, porch, garage, nice area, fire­ legei, built-ini, 1*4 batha. garage, 4$ Year* Of Senrtoe home or by appointoient. Exper­ Ml 8-6563. Route 83, Vernon, MI 9-3205. BALDWINS, MACS No^ 2 utility. 20 hot water, electricity, stove, re­ place. Early occupancy, Tongren SPLIT LEVEL—Exceptional condi­ T, J. Oockett. Realtor. kU 8-1577. artesian well and low taxes. Call JACK LAPPEN AGENCY SEVEN SPAaoUS roomi, 8 large WANTED- 2 or 8 bedroom home ienced tax work, 24-hour aervlce. SNOW PLOWING, day and night lbs. 75c. Bunce Farm. 529 W. frigerator. 245 N. Main, second Agency, MI 8-6321. tion, 7 roome, 3 ceramic bathe, at­ Burt Starkey Agency, AC 8-9343 bedrooms, family ala* kitchen, liv­ between $13,01)0 and $18,000, Have Cali MI 8-4723. THE AUSTTN A. CHAMBERS C*J. RELIABLE woman to care for floor, $ . MI 9-5229, 9-5. Business Txicatibns BOLTON NOTCH—4 room ranch, MI 9-4506 service. Rates according to inb COnter Street, MI 3-8116. 88 tractively paneled family room 1)4 car garage. Owner. Priced to any time';- ing room with fireplace and din­ buyer with good fiown payment. WM. DIWSON and/or conditions. Ml 9-8680 all Moving, packing, storage ^ioca! Invalid lady, live tn, new 4 room BARKER For Rent, 64 CUSTOM BUIUr 6 room Colonial, plus enclosed porch and garage, MI 4-1894 “ MI 4-0149 ing room, finished rec room with Carlton W. Hutchins, MI 9-8183, FEDERAL OfCOME taxes preiwr- hours. and long. distance. Agents for apartment, Broad Brook. Call ROCKVILLE— Apartments newly 2 fireplaces, large cabinet kitchen, assumable m ortgue. Beechier- lell at $13,800. Call between 8:30 fireplace, 3 full baths, 2-car ga­ $ SON M with your aavtngs in mind. Lyons Lines Inc., world-wide NAtional 3-8428 or NAtlonal 3-5514. Household Goods 51 decorated, dinette, kitchenette, EOCCELIJCNT STORE for aav busi­ 1)4 baths, acrcened porch,''swim­ Smith, Realtors, kU 9-i1-8952, kn a.m.-9 p.m. Ml 9-7074. $13,500—Presents exceptional value rage, choice section, $31,600, (fall WISH SOMEONE to honfil* .youf Reasonable rates. ET J Baylea. SPECIAL BUSINESS-professlonal accounts. movers. Free estimates. MI 3-8187. bedroom, tile bathroom appli­ ness or office, apartment faiclud- ming poo], guage, comsr lot 3-6969. MANCHESTER-Bell St. 5>4 room In this Cape Cod home, 4 bed John H. Lappen. Inc., MI 9-6361, real estate? Call m* at M1'$48M Phone »n 0-0020 Tel. MI 9-«346. If your receivables need action, StCCRETTARY-bookkeeper fo work PERSONNEL WALLPAPER sale—celling paint ances, $65 per month. CJall ^ fd. 476 Main St. Ml 9-6229. 9-5. 10X178. Shown by appointment. Immaculate 8 room custom built roome, basement recreation room, weekends call MI 9-7445, MI for prompt and courtooua oarvtoa. phone Ml 9-8317 any hour. AAA 3 1889, TR 5-3485. ranch-. 4 years old. large lot with In office of the Town Manager. *2.95 per gallon: other paint and Marlon E. Robertson, Realtor. Ml SPRING ST.—Pour bedroom bunga­ country surroundings. Quality Cape with attached garage In one rear porch, fenced yard, on the 8-6319. Jqeeph Barth, Brokar. INCOME TAX returns prepared by Reimbursement Set^Mce, 869 Main Painting—Papering 21 Shorthand necessary. Send resume varnish special.^. C. J. Morrison SMALL STORE.' 8 Summer St. $-8953. low on a comer lot. Large en­ o( Rockville's nicest residential bus line. Draw your comparisons former Internal Revenue agent In St. Bonded. of experience, qualifications, and SERVICE Paint Store, 385 Center St. FOR RENT—4 room apartment. Ideal for dry cleaning establish­ closed po:rch, garage. Real spa­ built. Plastered walls, hot water areas. Living room 13x18 with today. Call Beechler-Smlth. Real­ the convenience of your home tor PAINTINO AND paperhanging. Heat, hot water, parking. $70 a ment. Call MI 3-2457, 9-5 only. CUSTOM BUILT 6 room Ranch, heat, cast Iron radiation, etc. Good clean workmanship at rea­ salary desired to Town Manager, 1383 Main St., Springfield, Mass. cious, ideal for growing family. T. $17,900 Phllbrick Agency, Ml paneled fireplace, large dining tors MI 9-8952, Mrs. Ganzer, MI individual and business. Ml 9-8938 ABSOLUTE bargain—custom made Town Hall, So, Windsor. Conn. Three Rooms of Furniture month. Tel. MI 3-2068. large living room with fireplace, J. Crockett, Realtor. kU 3-1677. room, roomy kitchen, plastered 9-7046. slipcovers, drapes and upholstery. sonable rates. 30 years In Man- OUTSTANDING opportunity avail­ STORE OR office , space, .street formal dlmng room, fa^ly else 9-8464.' INCOME TAX returns prepared by chestei, Raymond Fisks. Ml FROM MODEL HOME THREE ROOM apartment .at 170 walls, open staircase, 3 large bed­ Budget terms. Call Mrs. Roberts, able to'enterprising man interest­ level, 71 E. Center St. Call AD kitchen 2 bedrooms, 1)4 baths, FOXm BEDROOM ranch. 1)4 bath*, rooms with lots of closet space, and auditor. Business and indlDdual. MI 9-7590. 9-9237. Oak St., third floor, with heat. 6-1628. recreation room with fireplace. MANCHESTER —Colonial 4 bed Accounting services. Raymond Cashiers ed in Joining life Insurance com­ Cost Over $700 Can move -ight in. Call M l'9-7624. wall-wall carpet, 2-car attached rooms, 1)4 baths, modem family tile bath second floor, oil,, steam PAINTING, pi^ierlng, floor sand­ pany as a debit salesman. Must encloaed brmsaway, attached ga­ garage, acre lot. on^$17.500, O rl heat, grounds nicely landscaped. Girard, t a 9-6008. PIANO TUNING, $7. Fifteen years be at least a High School gradu­ NEVER BEEN USED rage, landscaped yard 9lxl$4. 9-5132 aiie kitchen, built-in stove, dish best to going yourself experience. Free repair estimates ing, remodeling. Call Mr. (Varies, THREE ROOM apartment. Heat, STORE FOR rent. 743 N. Main St. ton W. Hutchins, washer, etc. l-car garage. One Ideal (O r newlyweds or any small N e x t TAX^ PROBLEMS? Call PI 2-6607 Ml 9-0726. ate with selling experience. Excel, stove, refrigerator Gables, 118 Marlon E. Roberteon, Baaltor, MI family. Very close to bus. schools, upon request. Call Kenneth Robin­ Sale Price $388 MI 9-5229, 9-8. $-595$. TWO FAkULY 4)4-4)4, large room*, y«ar old. $21,900. Phllbrick Agen­ DOG and have your return prepared for son, MI 3-136.8. Meat Wrappers lent starting pay. Write to Box Main St., kn 9-6229, 9-5. cy, kU 9-S464. and shopping. klUST BE . SOLD you. You always save more ‘Jian It EXTERIOR and interior painting. 151,- Manchester, Conn, or calj MI Pay Only $4 Week copper plumbing. $338 monthly in­ IMMEDIATELY. No reasonable of­ Paperhanging. Wallpaper hooka. 3-1124 for appointment. GROUptD FLOOR tenement of two- MANCHESTER—4 badroom homa, come. T rito n W. Hutchins, kD costs. Houses For Rent 65 excelient clcaat and atorage apaet, 9-5182. MANCHESTER and vicinity—if you fer refused. Immediate occupancy. TRAINING Household Services Wallpaper removed. Ceilings. Sacrificing cc-nplets bedroom, fanjHy house, 3 large rooms, auto­ are looking for new or used RUGS AND bedspreads expertly Floors. Good clean workmanship. Delicatessen Clerk complete living room and kitchen matic heat and hot water furnish­ largo anckMMd poreh. S-car ga­ homes, eome with smell down pay­ JERRY FAY AGENCY dyed, choose from 70 decorator Offered 13-A Fully msured. Reasonable ratea Salesmen Wanted 36-A decorator furniture from model dis­ ed, remodeled and in excellent HEBRON—8 or 4 bedroom Cape, rage, tot.TM PhOlnfeg Aganoy, Ml ments, call the Ellsworth Mitten BEGINNERS CLASS colors. Lucky Lady Laundry, 43 Leo Pelletier. MI 9-6396 or MI play home. We will give you free condition, $90 per month, adults. IVi baths, $135 rhonthly, J. D. SAM'S UPHOLSTERY - ReUred Part-time mornings, 10-3 AUTOMOBILE salesmen wanted to MANCHESTER Agency Realtors, kfl 3-6930 or kfl MI 3-7029 Purnell Place. MI 9-2002. 9-8082 delivery and free storage up to one Call MI 8-4406. Realty; MI 3-5129. 9-8834. STARTS MONDAY. from the shop. Cat, take care of Immediate openings In new Join Chevrolet dealership. Success­ year. FLORENCE ST.—T rOOm hom* in $16,300—West Side—Well kep^ 8 See to S^ n g all your upholstering needs at CEILING refinlahed, painting, wall-, super market, excellent working ful applicants will receive training ATTRACTIVE 6 room duplex, 3 POUR BEDROOM Cape In Green excellent condition inaid* and out, room ranch, large flrsplace, at­ COLUMBIA—Ar* you looking fer * follow Personals 3 ANSALDI CAPE-6 roome. 2 full M ARCH 12. 8 P.M. great aavuigs. Call CH 2-2378. papering. Wallpaper books on re­ conditions, .good starting pay^ with pay, plus opportunity to step . bedrooms, large cabinet kitchen, Manorville on Sheriden Rd., Haz- onoloaad porch, ona-car garage, tached garage, combination 4 bedroom home? Very low taxes. . Apply In "person 9-4 p.m., Mon- up your Income. Gem Chevrolet. N O R M A N ’S ardidlle, IH baths, *185 monthly. priced for quick aale, $13,900. Phil- batha, kitchen, birch cabinete, ELECTROLUX SalM and Service, quest. Imlly insured. Call Edward 443 HARTFORD ROAD basement and attic, steam oil windows, coramic bath, lovely bullt-ina, disposal, corner cabinet, Lake privUeges, good nelahbors f l a t f in is h Holland window R. Price. Ml 9-1003. day-Friday. 1132 Main Street, Willlmantlc. heat, copper window screens, op­ No lease required. J D. Realty, brick Agency, MI $-84$4. landscaped lot. good location. MANCHESTER Y bonded representative, Alfred shades made to measure. All Ml 8-1524 Ml 3-5129. heated rec room, porch, double ga­ and excellent price. Cali Burt Amell, 206 Henry 8t Tel. Ml metal Venetian blinds at a new Before you buy furniture any­ posite Center Park. Available April MANOBBSTBR — I960 American rage, awning*. 261 Charter Oak Starkey’s Agency, AC 8-9248 any 3-0450. INTERIOR palntingr decorating, 15. Adults preferred. MI 9-7529. 832,000—Three-year-old 6 room training low price. Keys made while vou cellings, wallpapering floor sand- FOOD M A R T Help Wanted— where—shop at Norman’s. -. Colonial, 19x23 living room, knotty raised ranch, 2-car basement St. Owner. MI 9-8886. time. DO YOU NEED a private mailing wall Marlow s.______Ing and rcfinlshlng. Clean work Male or Female 37 AVAILABLE April 1, 5 room, sec­ plna racreation room, bar, taan^ garage, 2 baths, bUlIt-in rang* 467 Main St., East Hartford location. Only $17,900, Carlton w. address for any reason? Divor- UNUSUAL bargain! ReuphoL nionshlp. No Job loo small. John TAPE RECORDERS for rent Mar- ond floor, apartment. .Heat and NOTICE and oven, disposal and dlA- One* egein, Bill Lee. cees. etc. For further Information Verfallle. Ml 9-5750 LATHE AND drill press operator, hot water, *115 monthly. MI 3-2342, Hutchina, m 9-5132. washer, fireplace, plu* large LEGAL NOTICE ster ? piece living room set: sofa ______; CLERICAL position available at male or female, experience neces­ low’s, 867 Main. Call Ml 0-5221. 9-6 MI 9-4697, 5-7. ZONING BOARD finished family room, excellent ORMT M IW r u n OH The G>ur*nt’e popular reply to Box A, Herald. All In and 2 endirs. $148. Choose from PAINTING and wallpapering, wall-1 once, full-time. Knowledge of typ- MAIN STREET shopping —custom quiriM kept confidential. sary. Dean Machine Products, 165 a b so l u t e bargidn—custom made OF APPEALS location. A real value. NOTICE IS herSby given Ultt the following hav# been eSrUflSd ** sports editor, is Kitting group of fine fabrics. Work done papcr removed. Wallpaper books Ing. Confidential Interview If you Adams Street, Mancheeter, ROOKVILLH;—Three room apart­ brick and tram# ranch, huge OlVltOFMINri by expert craftsmen on our prem- slipcovers, drapes and upholstery. ‘Variances-exceptions kltchan, 3 badroomsi Immaculate pArty-«ndonid cwidld^tii 6n th« of th# Ropubllcwi F ifty hi th j on reqiiest. Ceilings. Free estl-! prefer. Phone MI 3-2741, Michaels Budget terms. Call Mrs. Roberts. ment. Children allowed. heat. the grapefruit circuit Automobiles For Sale 4 itei. All work - fully guaranteed mates. Call Roger, Ml 3-0928:------; J ewelers.— -7------ished, remodeled home. . Granted ^ __ eondition^.j$aacnably priced. Cart- Town of AndOver for election as delegates to the conventlona of eaid Mill Fabric Salesroom, 175 Pine MI 9-7590. Friendly Ice Cream Corp., 'sign tan W. pfutohlna. Ml $«$2.. U & R Realty Co. party specified below. ms)or*' CAliL OR SEE me for a good deal Situations Wanted— MI 9-5833, St., exclusive Cheney - Fabric ] WALLPAPER removed, Ceilings CHECK OUT CASHIER A GOOD SELECTION of sterilized, extension, 435 Main St. CONVENTION spring training camps. on 1962 Fords. Falcons. Falrlanes, salesroom, tn Mancheslsr. Ml' painted, Jin room. Interior.paint­ Female 38 228 OAK STOEET—First floor 4 Norma Klein, conversion, 49 EXCELLENT LOCA'HON^La rooiln / MI 3-2692 NAME ADDRESS Thunderblrds or clean used cars reconditioned used furniture for cMoniai, L)4 batha, ftraplaca, diah- R. D. Murdock MI $-6471 Hebron Rn*d Stet* He’ll be reporting on the 3-7322. Budget terms arranged. ing.' Income properties, special Wanted Part-Time every room. Including appliances. room apArtment. Clean, cold Buckland St. Ellsworth L. (Jovell and trucks, Walter O. Parker, L. prices Free estimates. MI 9-0158. IRONING DONE In my home. MI water flat. Adults preferred. Call Manchester Answering Service, wsahar, garbage dtspcaai, tec (Mrs.) Margery N. MontsndOn Lake Roed State P. Fltsgerald, Rockville. MI 3-2485. ^ ABSOLUTE bargain—custom made" Experienced supermarket check .30% off on new dinette, kitchen room, wall )o wall carpeting, 2-car NORTH COVENTRY — 8 room Long Hill Road Congrestional rookies, the iter* and the 3-0118. sets, mattresses. Credit terms. Le- after 6 p.m. kU 3-6637. extension. 318 East-Mid. Tpke. 'ranch, combinations, fireplace, George S. Nelson MI 9 .5324, Ml 9-3422. | slipcovers, drapes and upholstery. | out cashier. Edward A. Williams, lighted garage, ameaite drive, excellent (Mrs.) Ethel K. NeUOn Long Hill Road CongreiSiontl also-rans, m only Bill- Lee ------I Budget terms. Call Mrs Roberts. 1 Electrical Services 22 Blanc Furniture Hospital, 195 ONE 2)4 AND one 3 room apart­ condition throughout, nOar hue, early occupancy. Aaking only Route 6 . County NEED CAR? Your credit turned' MI 9-7590. i Thursday p.m. till 9 p.m. South St., Rockville. TR 8-2174, sign, 162 Spencer St. ,811,900: Tmigren Agency, Ml Montague Whit* can de it. From Florid* 8 Situations Wanted— ment, centrally located. South Thomas Oppelt Sr., dwelling aehooi.' Charias Laeperance. MI Clarence W. (busier 112 Atpinall Dr. County down? Short on down payment? |------.— ——— ------— — — j FREE ESTIMATES—Prompt serv. Open 9-8, Saturdays till 5. We also End. Bath, hea't, hot water, stove, 9-7620. 8-6831. . Senatoriel to Arizona and Bankrupt? Repossession? Don't r SIJPCOVERS and reupholstering ice on all types of. electrical wlr- Friday 8 a.m. till 6 p.m. Male 39 buy houselots of furniture. We without street frontage, 38 H-40)4 (Mrs.) Elizabeth Bid wen Long Hill Roed refrigerator. Reasonable. Cali Summer St. (Mr*.) Catherine Petersen Gilead Road ' Senatorial despatrl See Honest Douglas. In-, done very reasonably. Workman- ipg Licensed and Insured Wilson give World green stamps. after 12 noon. Ml 9-8404. Probate California, he’ll be qttire about lowest down, small-! ship guaranteed. MI 9-1154. I Electrical Co.. Manchester, MI Saturday 8 ,a. ih. till 5 p.m. TRADE SCHOOL graduate with 13 Loma * Winfield Moyer, house (Mrs.) Dorothy Abbott Hebron Road est payments an>-whcre. No sm all, ^ ^ | 9-48I7. Glastonbury. ME 8-78W months experience, presently tak­ ANNOUNCING the opening of addition. 98 Princeton St. LEGAL NOTICE L. Edward Whitcomb Gilead Roed Probate filing the inside story loan Or finance, company plan RADIO-TV r e p a ir s ail makes. Write Herald Box U ing course in architectural draft­ Roger's quality -used furniture. J & W Realty Co., time limit ex­ N OnCB i$ hereby given that the following have been certified en spring training. Douglas Motors. 333 Main. Cars. phonographs, ■ changers. | ELECTRICAL WIRING, residential ing, desires- full-time carpentry Gag gtoves, chests of drawers, tension. n/w comer Main & aa pOrty-andoraed candidates of the Democratic Forty for. elec­ NOTICE is hereby given that the following have been certified es Honest, econdniica] Guaranteed 90 and commercial. Call’any time SA^S PEOPI^, clert-typist (high work. Ml 3-1661. beds, and many miscellaneous INVITATION Oartv-*ndor**d candidate* of the RepubUeSn Party for election a* Don’t miss a single school senior). Part-time open­ Haynes Sts. tion aa mambera of the Town Committee of taid Forty in the days. Famous for. service for SO Robert Grabarck. JA 5-8723 Items. Roger's ■ Used Furniture, Frank Zarbo, addition to dwell­ Town of Andover, together with the atreet address Of said can- membera of the Town committee of said Party in Ih* Town of Andover, esetting chapter in this DODGE STATION wagon kn years. Phone Ml 9-4537 I*otter- ings for bank teller, clerk-typist, m>4 Sprued' St. MI 3-4965. TO RID iing, 165 Brent Rd. together with the street *6dr**s of H1<1^ candidates: 9 1154 ton's. sales clerk, hairdresses. telephone ODD JOBS. Call C. J. Goss, PI dld$;tea; spring sports sage. solicitor, counter girl and wait­ 2-6174. QUEEN AUTOMATIC washing ma­ I Sealed bids will be received a t : Wendell Reid, attached garage, a d d r e s s Bonds—Stocks- ! the Of flee of the General Manager, 387 Burnham St. • NAMK ADDRESS NAMi: Order The Courent today. WASHER REFiyGERATOR re­ M oftKages ress. Apply ConnerUcut State chine, good as new. $85. Inquire (Mrs.) Dorothy Abbott ...... Hebron Road 1955 FORD V-ii -door hardtop. pairs Prompt, economical, expert, 31, Employment Service, 806 Main 313 Charter Oak St. kH 9-160t, ■ 41 Certter Street. Mqnchester,: '' Eastern Coast . Enterprises, • Fercy B. Cook . ; ...... Hebron Road 2 Connecticut, until March 20, 1962 dwelling units, 173 Spruce St. Elisabeth O. F$rley ...... Gilead Road Csivln C. Avery ...... 105 Aspinell Dr. Phone MI 3-630*. guaranteed. Phone Ml 9-4517, Pot- ALMOST unlimited funds available I St., Manchester. Dogs—Birds—Pets 41 (Mrs.) Elizabeth Bldweii Long HUlRoed terton’s, ISO Center 8t. TWO KNOTTY pine built-in beds, at 11:00 A.M. for Proposed .Storm Seymour Kudlow, limited repair­ Jamaa U. FOran ....B u n k er HUl Road ...... Hebron Road 1955 CHEmOLET, 4 door 210, rood for private mortgages. If you need i 30" wide, drawers undemesth, $30 Sewer — Irving and Congress er license, 681 Main St. Andrew F. Gasper...... Hebron Rood Ellsworth L. Covell ...... money to consolidate worrisome ' CUTE 6 WEEKS old male puppy, Clarince W. Cu*ter ...... - -...... 112 Aapinall Dr, condition, pew batterv e.xiiatist WEAVING of Bums, moOi' hblet dcbl^, to Imprpve your property, each. MI 9-0802. Streets. June M. Schiietz. lot uitb less WUUam J. KeUey ...... Wales Road system, brakes, tires. P.easonahle, and tom clothing, hosiery runs, Help IVanted—Male 36 reasonable. Pheme MI 8-4822. Bid forms, plans, and specifica­ frontage ..& area, 17 Washington Beatrice E. Kowalski ...... Route 6 (Mr*.) Eleanor B. Dickinson ...... 30 Lakeside Dr/ Ml 9-5838, handbags repaired, zipper, re or for any purpose, and can pay tions are available upon payment St. Paul Kralovlch ...... Gilead Road (Mrs.) Joan Eadl* ...... Bunker Hill Rood $22.25 per month for each *1.0001 FIRST CXASS fool or die makers GIjafWOOD GAS range, best of­ E. William G in n ...... 7 Lakeside Dr. placements, umbreilaa repaired. | you .borrow, call Prank .Burke, at of a $15.00 deposit (refundable for Gorman Motor Sales, sign and John J. Law t...... Mathlewson Road 19.56 PLYMOUTH convertible, new mcn'.s shirt collars reversed and for part-time work, mornings or Poultry and Supplies 43 fer. MI 9-6611. return in good condition). The de-, used car lot extension, 461 Main Susan P. B. Loaee ...... Ixmg Hill Road John B. .Hutchinson ...... Route 6' , , top, tires, and uphol»tcr>’. Best Connecticut Mortgage Exchange, early afternoons only. Apply 234 Maxwell B. Hutchinson-...... ;271 Lake Road replaced Marlow's Little Mend­ 35 Lewis St., Hartford, CH 8-8897 posit Is to be made with the Col-' St. Thomaa McCab* , ...... Wales Road offer. Call MI 9-6173 after 6 p.m. ing Shop. (J. Hartford Rd.. Manchester. lector of Revenue at 41 Center The above wHll be effective Donald J. McGrath ...... Old SUte Road (Watt) Peter Maneggia ...... Wales Road ------■ r ---- ^— days, J A 9-5553 eves. STARTED TO lay pullets, $2 each; klAYTAG WRINGER type washer, ...... Habron Road FORCED "ro SELL-19.58 retrart- MI 9-0173. .Street. A receipt will be issued March-12, 1962. Lawrence Mo* ...... Bunker Hill Road Gtiorge W. Munson ...... WE- HAVE an opening for a part- reasonable. MI 3-1894. which will entitle prospective, bid-. Notice filed in office of Town William Moran Jr...... Parker Bridge Road (Mr*.)M*rg*ry N. Montandon ...... Lake Road H«lp$ IcMp your able Falrlane 600 Ford, full power time Janitor. Apply Stan Ozimek, ...... L o n g Hill Road good condition. Call Ml 9-3372, Building—Contracting 14 Business Opportunities 32 ders to pick up the plans and speci­ Clerk—klarch 8. ,J962. Guy T. Outlaw ...... Route -6 West George S. N*l*on . • ... v.ttt/. burnor cloon a$ H Service Manager. Moriarty Bros. (Mr*.) Catherine Pitersen ... .,.... Gilead Road BATHROOMS tiled. remodeling, Articles For Sale 45 CHltOME kitchen table, gray^ fications at the Controller’s Office, Zoning feioard of Appeals Nancy J. Parker ...... Pine Riitee 1954 BUICK Special convertible, ESSO has excellent service sta­ chairs, $20. kfl 9-5495. 66 O nter Street, klancheater, Con­ Roger B. -Bajgley, Chans* w. Phsipa ...... Hebron Road (Mr*.) EU* Stien* ...... Route 6 hoot$ your homol stick shift, new top-exhaust av.- additions; recreation rooms, all tion opportunities In Manchester- SNOW BLOWERS - From. $79.93 necticut . Chairman - Lawia w. Fhaipa ...... Hebron Road -. ‘ W*lt*r N. w eir ...... Lakeside Dr. types oi carpentry. Also.' fall-oul Developmeht- , and up. Parts and sendee Capi­ ...... GilOad Road RT-98 B the moot completely I Thi Nartftrff Owriiit tem. mechanically good $it5 r i shelters built Call MI 9-4291 Bollon area available now. Small .Richard Martin, Daniel L- Hair, Lgwrsna* T. Scanlon ...... Pin* ftiito* L; EdwOrd Whitcomb ...... •8-7547. capital requirement.'paid training tol Equipment Co., S3 Main St. Masil;^l Instraments 33 ' General kfanager Secretai^ EugeM c. Schwank* .....B u mtan a n BrookBroi Rood Monugu* White ...... Rout* 6 . efieetiv* fuel oil additive In us* iHirffartf I, Cbrr. Hours t-5 daily, 7>9 Thursday. 7-4 ...-.(.R oute $ . CARPENTRY- Specializing in the program provided. Phone Mr. TWO klANUAL Kinsman organ Fa&icta M. Walch ...... Lake Road Theodor* C. Wright today This help* y««» smaller wot k: repaira, alterations, D'orley days ' JA 7-4183,, nights Application Engrs! Saturday. Th* numher of Town Committee member* to be elected, undSf burner deliver more cImo, de- I Piets* trrtaf* i* kar* Ike Cesrist, Auto Drivine School f-A Springfield STate 2-4629. ■ with percussion, floor model, regu­ The number of Town Committee member* to be elected, under party I dekrered I* mf keel*. recreation' rDom.s, etc. Sagging SPECIAL bargains tn woolen «trtps larly *1,030,. now *875, • Dubaldo party rule* is 30. - ^ pendsble brnt- You get pr^ MORTLOCK'S Driv'lng School—Of­ buildings, pnrche.s leveled-secur- and remnants for rug braiding qr Music Center, Ml .9-6205. Open 2-9 ruleq 1* 20. . ^ . mlum eerviee, too. All omigned fice, 448 MMn St. Manchester.------cd Free cstimate.s. Work guaran- NEED FINANCTAL partnership for j Co^'^f^e'kln^'lin’l^^a^wltflittM UiU NOTICE is also hereby given that a primary will be held on I □ Weekdii* sed .tiadsrt a fiatent announcement of new advance. (Compressor exp. very hodking now at Comnlal Itefn- p.m. April 14, 1$63 if flye candidacies (which is at least 25% of the Notice la also hereby given that a primary will be held on April 19. 1962 to moke home hMtIng **«y- gam ing. correpUy "May ® Save teed No job loo small. TR 5-57.59. nant Shoppe. 115 Center S tr If ftv* candidacie* (which 1* at least 25% of town commlUae member* I □ WMldiyt Oily g taidiys 9sl| Youg Life.” Driver education I — — ------building rnatenal. Send offers tO good $7-*8500 start. Fee pd, 2 PIANO TUNING, *7. Fifteen years’ number of town committee memhem to be elected by such party classes. Member. Connecticut Pro- FOP-ktlCA counters, custom built Bo.x V. Herald. I ?esUmes. in the municipality) are Sled In accordance with Chapter 144 of to ^ elected by such party in the municipality) are filed In accord- experience. Free repair estimates iJjr^ th ^ ^ p te r 144 rf the Generafststutei by person* other than Caff foAiy for I f ^ Driving school Assn. INT.ERESTED in busin.,g,partner- FOR SALE—Braided ruga; also, upon request. Call Kenneth Robin­ the Cieneral Statutes by peraons other than,party-endorsed can­ imim .storm windows. Reasonably didates; provided the number of such candidMlss plus the num- SJra-endoraed candidate*: provided the numbw of auch candldaclra I Haa* ------—:------ship. Do you have offer? If so, hats, 5tery reasonable, ku S-4607. son, MI 3-1365. SIu* toa number of endorsed condldateh ekee^ the number to be ------: prired. MI 3-2079 or JA 7-2919.' phone MI 9-6162. ■ BARKER har of endorsed candidates exceeds the number to he elected to M obilhoat n!?* I LARSON’S Connecticut's first 1 1 ------—...... Modern said Town Committee. (If number of opposing candidacies Hied' elected to a*ld Town <3oinmittee. (If mimbei: of opposing t^didacies I Address _ censed driving school trained — J""----- 1* reduced to tea* than such 25^. no primary wUl be held). «lSte ^Scid to IMS than auch 25%. no primary wlUto held), F o ^ Certified and approved Is nou of­ Roofing—Siding for oetlUoni for filing such candldaclM by or on tohaU of-enrolled I Help Wanted—Female 35, PERSONNEL Form* for buttons for Sling such candidacies by or on behalf of I Apirtaiil fering classioom and behind ' 7— ~ WEATHER or NOT MQBIL SERVICE STATION enrouad Demooratic. party membera may.be obtelned from Bea­ K Spuffirparty member. m*y to obUined from Ulllan L. H.ml ton WE GIVE wheel instruction for teenagers. | * A DION, INC. Roofing, siding, TONNECTICTJT rcgistei^jRrN 7or trice KOwaUki, R t 6, Democratic Registrar of Vetera. Inatruc- Hebron Road, Itepubllcan Registrar of Voter*. In a tru c tl^ for fUlng I Ml 9-6076. painting Carpentry AUerations GREEN STAMPS I $Hjf and additions. Ceilings Workman, L.P.N. for weekend relief shifts 7-3 SERVICE OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 P.M. HARTFORD ROAD—MANCHESTER tiena for iUhg such candidacie* are conUined in P art I, Jnetruc- Such candldaclM art, contained in P art L PREPA RE' FOR driver's test. ship guaranteed. 299 Autumn 3t or 3-H p.m. in convalescent hdme tien PSM, of tb* petition form, copies of which are available in petition form coplM of which are available in said R ^ a tr a r a ®ff*^ Im m sa m a as m SB aiae ■ w w w w w eff in Rockville. Tel. TR 6-4291. 13^3 Main St., Springfield, Mdsa. 6*ld Rtetetrar’s office. Prior to obtaining the petiUon form, the M ot to obtaining the petition form, the content of Mch can^^te Agee 16 to 60. Orivtng and class Ml 3-4860'. ■ ' ' - - One month ^ d iraining eourae for qualified man. Rent th ^ ln oiM a depoalt of 815.00 for each auq^ candldata room. Three Instructors No wait­ • 3 COLE ST. oahsent Of each candidate to be proposed therein plus a depoatt MANCHE.STER housewives- Why IMMEDIATE opening in Manches­ of I .M tor each *uch cahdidate must be filed with said Ragia- m rnt iriK id A patltlon eontainlng the rafiulj;^ MORIARTY ing. Manchester Driving Acade- BIDWELL HOME Improvement not call Avon today to find out ter. Well known company has very reasonable. Mechanical ability helpful. Facilities 15 *nty. PI 2-7249. Company—all types of siding and Custom built 6-room ranch plus familj’ room and (farage, qualify for limited repairer’s license. Large parking area. trar. A petitloa eontainlhg the required number of aignaturea of mimtor of aigsaturM of -.enroHed Republican memtora in aald m unl^ roofing. Aluminum; clapboards a how you can earn extra Income tn local opening ‘for ambitious and aorousd Democratic members in said municipality must be filed must to f l^ with aald Registrarj>f Votera^not specialty, Unexce'Jed wdrkman- your spare time. Ldam how you enthtnllasUc man. Must hava. at wooded lot. Bowers School. See and compare—^$17,990 CaU Mobil Oil Co., HaHford. with oatd Regletrsr ef 'Vetera not later than 4:00 PM . on March PUkL OR Marbh 2$, 1962 being the 2lat day preceding the day of the BROTHERS Goiiness Services Offered 13 shtp. Ml 9-6496 can earn $2,. an hour—working least High School education. |il05 im b a ^ tb* 21st day preceding the day of the Frimary. hours of yotlr own choice. ' MShy starting income. Ehccellent ad­ BEECHLER.SMITH J A 2-8231—RA.M. to 4:30 P.M. Frim*ry< ; Top Sports Coveragi 7 Days A IVeek CHAIN SAW work — Trees cut. women in Manchester are rhaking vancement opportunities plus Ufitafi at ^ d o v ar. OonnacUeut, thl* 4th day of M *r4 1$«2. Ml 3-5135 Reaaonabla rates. Call Pi 2-75.58 r e a l t o r s Dotod a t ABdover, Connecticut, this #th day March 1962, Important contributions to the fringe benefits and bonus. CkUl HA Ba 9 - n s i — MI S-6969 — MI 6-16M ’’An Rqnal 0|i|mrtiuilty Company” ELUnVORTH -U COVELU B01-B1S Cof$Mr St. between 1::80-4;80. or any time family budget' this easy • Avon 3-0421 or writs P.O. Box IM, ELLSIVCiRTB Ll OOVHLL.. Ctali Pt ttw Munietpfility S a tu n ^ or Sunday. Read Herald Advs. way. Call BU 9-4922. South Windham, Conn. CMck ed ICnaidifiUtF.

»'8»i6W . \ 4:.. -fcl ittanrb]?0ti?r SATUiipAY, MARCit 1*0, 1962 About Town Heard 'Along Main Street Business .Qwnn o< MoOier* 4rt4onSome of Manchetter^t Side Street*, Tw> OMI* wm » M t Monday M 8 j>.m. MX Um home of Mn. John Noo, On Ibe Flip Side ^ted the previous evening. After 6>aweator and a chance to competafthe nation selected for the ‘SalMi IM Bratton Bd. PHONE GAIN LOWER There aren’t any Twist records serving coffee, she — and accom>- Ih e Southern New. EnMand in a regional elimination, o f which Leader” awards. pllee to his sinning — twisted the In the town’s WhltjOn library col­ ’Telephoiie Company gained fewer the wiMer -will go to Chicago and CUaanan Carcde, WSOS, South battered belt on her battered bath­ Louis F. Ohampsau of 2l IBIia- tothoatt Ctauroh, will moat Mon­ lection, teleplKNMa.ln 1961 than the pre­ Tie t o t the National AMKKiatlon of t e t robe and shuffled over to the win­ Supermarket* of which Joseph beth Dr. has quaUAed for ths 1962 day at 7;S0 p.m." in Sueannah dow, staring out at the sky and vious y«ar„ lt woe reported thU WaaMy Hall. M n. Robert Sohu- Miss Anna C- French, head li­ week. Mott, owner of Mott’* Supenhar- ■alto confersnos o f tha Connecti­ brarian, told Genera] Manager observing, "It looks like fain,’’ to kets, is a past president. cut Mutual Life Insurance natlonQ hart wUI laai] the devotlona. which he replied, shakily aiming Telephones in service inoresised Richard Martin during a budget by 4 4 , ^ during 1961, bringing sales conference at Palm Beach, hearing this iKeek that there have his cup toward Its saucer, ’’it ON LAW GROUP Fla., April 9-12. He is affiliated ' H ia Moly Name Society of St. tastes like coffee though.’’ the total to 1,315,000. ’The 1960 Jamiaa Church will receive Holy been a few requests for ’Twist gain was 58,000. Robert J. Boyce, prealdeDt of with the Ralph H. L«to -Agency records, but not enough to war­ the Manchester Saving* and lx «n in Hartford and gained quauflea- Ootnnranlon In a group at the 8 Undersoored Monobester has 15,715 pKbnes o’clock Mast tomorrow. Members rant the Mbrar^s buytag any. under the Mitchell exchange. Assoolatloh, Inc., at 1007 Main St., tion through Ms 1961 sales and This may come to pass, how­ Sign on the wall of Rockville has been named to- the 1962 Ad­ service records. are .to assemble in the downstairs High School cafeteria placltal, Providence, R.I., will ready pretty good.” in cash at the eqd o t the year. The company’s 1961 oopatruc- speak on "Interpreting Hosidtal Honors Listed Costa." Revolving Fond tlon program for expansion and D l^ to r s o f the Superior Elec­ Half of the fees for dog licensee Improvement totaled $43 million. tric Co. of Bristol declared a 6- goes to the state whirii turns it -The second marking period hon­ Among major projects noted cent a share first quarter dividend Dr. Daniel M. Taylor, FA.C.8., over to the University of Connecti­ or roll for Coventry High School were completion of a new New o f New Britain, will be guest on the company’s common stoick. In the wor cut to encourage sheep raising, has been listed by Principal Fran­ London plant to provide direct, dla- -Csah dividends -will bs payable on speaker at the meeting of the said General Managrer Richard tance dialing in that region in where .beipg Hartford County Association of cis A. Perrottl. March 15 to stockholdan of rec­ ofoya nuke g Martin during a hearing on the Accelerated math, first honors. May 1962, and introduction In sev­ ord on March 1. Medical AssistanU at the TWCA., dog license fund. eral areas of "automatic number worst thbimK Grade 11, Barbara Bickford and an ~aetor—MB 282 Ann St., Hartford, at 8 pjn. Mlayor Harold A. Turkington identification’’ for calls using dl- Monday. Dr. Taylor, medical di­ William Zelgler; Grade 10, Sus- New products: Of Interest to tori:~itowi>rig} asked, “ Sheep for the dogs to anne Cleverdon, ’lyier Devine and lect distance dialing, 'llila service, rector of the Connecticut E^e kill?" many women is Singer Sewing too sotoessni Walter Wanagel; Grade 9, Ron­ which permits calls to go through Machine Co.’s lowest priced Mgxag . anos and David Storrs; second Sandra Molchan, Kenneth Morgan, $100 U.S. Savings Bond from the anniversary sale. as did Nixon because "Kennedy knew what was cooking." honors, Robert Adamclk, ' Denice Barbara Noble, David Ohlund,' favorable conditions, for much the trophy and with it she also received a complete set of travel Llncoln-Mercury Sales Council. Last week, Town Manager Martin told me he knew nothing Benoit, Gail Billingham, Robert Thomas Papanos, Donald Perkins. greater distances, according to the luggage, a mink-trimmed cashmere An employe at Moriarty Bros, for about the library drapes or awarding the contract to the archi­ Chase, Sandra Despard, Janice Also, Peter Poucel, Mary Am Encyclopedia BritaMica- tect’s wife, without competitive bids. Suddenly, he knows all the past two years, he is one of about it, though it took 9 days for Martin to'get up enough “in- 84 Lincoln-Mercury_salesmsn in I .spired" courage to issue a statement defending the action of a town employe in giving a contract to his wife without competi­ yVESTOWN tive bids. PINE-SCENT V V M4ABUACY ■ « Taxpayers read town bylaw, as follows: CREAM of RICE PHARMACY LESTOIL Sm flM NEW 459 Hartford Sd.—MI 9-99M r n Now read this pre-Easter greeting taxpayers: CEREAL Before any department, conunission, officer or - employe of Pint* ...... 8»c To lhaintain oar eontinaity the town or the board of education shall make any purchase of Giant ...... 69o Sewing or contract for any construction, supplies, materiids, equipment 39c y, Oalloii ...... $1.25 of medical aerrice we are or service, except personal services. Involving an expenditure of more than one thousand dollars, opportunity shall he given for Machine Store competitive bidding under such rules and regulations as the KITCHEN CHARM Open All Day board of directors or the board of education, as the case may be, FOOD STORES may establish. Either of said boards may waive the require­ LESTOIL m i SUNDAY ment for competitive bidding when in Its opinion the circum­ WAX PAPER THE BEST NEIGHBORHOOD STORES s p a r k l e COTtw St., ManehMf«r stances of a particular case and the best Interest of the town CARRY SUGAR HEABT FO<»-PBOPUOT8- should permit Its waiver and a majority of the board so state , Pints—39c In writing. The library board Is not sp^lflcally mentioned but 100 Ft, Rolls 41c Quarts—69e read the opening line. Hie town’s C. P. A. warned long ago "In general we found, WOODBURY KRAFT'S recxirds to indicate that competitive bids or quotations had been THE ARMY AND NAVY obtained for purchases of over $1,000. A few purchases over GERBER'S FACIAL SOAP PARKAY MARGARINE she *1,000 were not put out to competitive Wd. The Board should LESTARE BABY FOODS BLEACH PACKETS comply with Town Charter .Section 5-22 which requires approval Strained ...... 9 for 95c of the Board of Education to waive such bids.” > Junior ...... 6 for 92c 6 itom. 44c 31c Suddenly State’s Attorney John D. LaBelle in his official Meats ...... 2 for 49c 49c Cereal* ...... 19o capacity allegedly Issues the following statement: ^‘Although I. haven’t studied the problem 1 agree" (meaning he agrees CHEF BOY-AR-DEE BINGO AND with Martin in approving the library drapes tWEnsacUon). now only You told me a few days ago, LaBelle, to bring vou the facts and BEEF or CHEESE KEEBLER DANCINQ EVERY SATURDAY NIRHT you would investigate. I agree “TYopic of Cancer” should be NABISCO COCONUT CHOCOLATE banned and you scored there in creating an unprecedented de­ OREO CREME ravioli 78c . 1 O'CLOCK mand for the vile book. On Times Square, New York, one can DROPS buy all the ’ ’Tropic of Cancer ” books anyone wants, if you have SANI3ANDWICH a filthy mind. But In the library drape business if you have a For 55c 18 Oz. Fkg. 47c habit of sounding off without "studying the problenri” as in this 1 Lb. Cello case I better ask your boss, Chief Justice Raymond E. Baldwin, 47c to sort of muzzle you until a case officially reaches you and you know what you are talking aboiit. , HEINZ HEINZ \V. R. Buckley, chairman of the library board, disavows any HEINZ coxuiectlon with awarding the contract for, the new drapes in HEINZ CHICKEN RICE VEGETARIAN BEANS SWEET GHERKINS the old library unit. There no official can hide behind the -con­ TOMATO KETCHUP PRESCRIPTIONS tract for the library dnapes. SOUP The board of directors never passed a vote exempting com­ 2 16 Oz. Can* 45c II/, Oz. Jar 27c petitive bids for the drapes in the old library unit! 14 6z! 25c Oaiie 37c I ’m told LeClalre, town counsel and during Martin’s illness acting town manager, "told someone" to disregard the town by­ law about compftitive bids and go ahead with the wife of the 9-9814 WE DEUVER architect. They forgot a chap named Rogers is dally studying SNOW'S SNOW'S town expenditures so that many taxpayers now forced to bor- SNOW'S r»w money to pay their taxes will be to some extent protected. FISH CHOWDER CORN CHOWDER fV'iT" DOG FOOD MANHATTAN ' To relieve a palpable situation at City Hall, at first thought, CLAM CHOW I^ PINE acting as a learned-diagnostician in governmental economics, I IS o*. 25c 664 CENTER t-^-COBNER o r ADAMS would prescribe a tranquilizer. Now I’m writing a prescription 2 For 29c iBoz. 29c for benzedrine. The latter keeps the patient awake. :iw The Tuesday luncheons at the Hofei Bond, attended by Repub­ 15 Oz. 29c lican leaders from all over the state, tells a whale of a story, KARa SYRUP factual too, no-room for alibis. At the Alsop luncheon there was SNOW'S and attendance of 407. At the Maj' luncheon two weeks .later SNOW'S ' Red Or idine Label * there were 203. Shea recently said Alsop and May were running MINCED CLAMS SNOW'S >TEW ENGLAND PLUmiMI neck and neck; They are if May’s neck will reach halfway CLAM CHOWDER around the track but even a giraffe couldn't do that. WELSH RAREBIT 27c Wafer Heaters Although souvenir chairs are traditionally given to only gov­ I'/i Oz. 29c HEATINa ernors upon their retirement I’ye arranged to have the state ISOz. 25c Honiidifiers send to former Representative John Shea’s office the chair he 16H Ox. 33c occupied in the legislature. I’ve ascertained from Postmaster PILLSBURY Dehomidifiers, _ AIR CONDmONINa Bailey that I can mall J0,000 four page special edition newspa­ pers' written on asbestos paper, uncensored and .unexpurgated, FRENCH'S SESAME DINNER Air Cleaner^ for about $300. T h e printing will cost $200. They will each INSTANT CAKE COCOA MARSH ROLLS contSLln May and Shea’s political obituaries and at the same time " FROSTINGS INS’^ T T POTATO Heat Pompa tell how the taxpayers -will save money -with a representative U Ok, 3 5 c not s i c k e n with spenditis and taxltis; that is with other peo­ 27c Water. P ^ p a WILLIAMS ple’s money. Anyone want to bet Shea goes back to the legis­ 19c 31c lature other than as a visitor? I’m as near to you as the 'pheme. 22 Oz. 59c T Water. Coolers .We laugh at Boston and ward .politics and.taxes. But, Gover- OILSERSifICE/Inc. I nor John A.’ yolpe o f hlassachusetts has just ordered the remov­ Water ^ftetiers al o f Boston Police-Commissioner I^o J. Sullivan, charge num- SUPERFINE CLORO.X ber one being: "He ordered work dilone- to cost more than $l000 TETLEY HANDIWRAP Quart* ...... 22o Zone Control without inviting bids.” Read that board of directors, Martin Umegraadz '...... 19e TEA BAGS K Oaliqa ...... 41e GENERAL ELBOTUC) DEAUOUi : I and LaBelle. But in Manchester we send brchlds to ah architect Blackeye P e a * ...... 2 for 2$c Bath Rfipiaa who sees to* It that a contract for $2,300 is awarded to his wife Gallon ...... 65e aUrowii tor QasHty Ftodnets sa6 tatoee without competitive bids. " * - 66e M F t Roa 19c Whola Oaloos $ oa. li e King ...... 88c M l ttn a itM U Maashsstw Mt atoaq T for t&a “8«lM

n of naiit- d for tiM IM a tha OMutacU' ranea nation*} Palm Baaeh, a la alBllatad liim Aganey Inad quallflca- ML aalM and Blarck 10 thru M atch 16 OttAIOIEt.8 «4-ti4S-Se^40-5S italinir 168,M3 T V W e e k ava baan mada >y tha Kaman yibex) BVBBT w eek —ael big h ts b esebv ed , b . oicKPiaow m Inlw, lar the flm’a uaad aide pay wa one warn ill hourly paid Heflin Burned :o tha am p^a Siiccess Came Easy if the year. FilmingU.S.l Superior Elec* declared a 8- Pc>p Dick Crenna It took Van Hatlin six hours to lartar dividend walk the last Mock of U.S. High­ way 1 during ;the filming of the ommon atoek. In the world of entertaimnent^ He came out of. the sorvice In be payable on NBC-TV. color special About the where bcipg ll^ckl doesn't i al­ LM7 and started hitting the high historic road—and was he burned! loldari of rao> ways miilie g o $ sense, one of the priced radio show circuit again aM “Wo started filming about gine wont things tliat can happen to wbund up opposite Bhre Ardim on in the mortilng,'’ Van recalled. "I an pcto^-d»oi^ of. being *n ut­ thd'“ Our Miss Brooks” show in waa wearing a short-sleeved shirt >f Intareat to ter, downright failure—ia to be 19*8. Four years later, when it and Slacks and no hat. linger Sawing too IBuceeiaful. took to the television trail, he went “We were fuming in coldr at Key L priced ifgaag . I‘Phis 1* the bemused, opinion, of right along. West; Fla., where Highway 1 ends. vly introduoa£ IMck Crenna, Who, regrets the fact . When he wasnk squeaking"Gee, So, in the script, I aay, ’le t’s i*udk titchlng varaa* thAt he never tasted financial de^ -Mlsa BmrbokA" Dick found Urae the last block—the last lonely I aigaag mach- feat during the two decades or so to get a BA degree in IBngliah at Mock.’ nd only in tha be has been acting in radio And on the University of Southern Cail- Well, as I walked the last Mock, machine*. In televiahm^ fo^ia at age 28. we had to stop every taw yards to J. had only bonrtbed out a the atralglit When tiie popular series went mova fhe camera dollies. Abbut lay be uaad to fW timaa," Dick, begins,' then. three in the Afternoon, we gut Ut paasdS'. : what the hrak. titt television in 1952, Dick .took a the, eitd of the atreet. A camera^ med garmanta That’s the “way it goes. year-long vacation in Bhirope,and blea Btyled to man let out a yen. He said I waa As hi* friend, Mort Sahl would returned ready fo r something .hew. beet red. And I waa. Pd gotten aun- lacora in prea> say: "Onward.' “I left Walter Denton* over thete,** bum ^w alking this last Mock. And aatabllahmenta cick today is familiar h? mil- •>* explained. "The role didn’t type when I Started the last block, I- by the Bruna- lions Of television viewer* aa|™*> strangely enough! No one as- was pale.". \ ild Crown" ta­ "Luke McCoy," Waltef Brennan’s ! m e penhanenUy with a Van’s lonlni'^ battle with the aun lly green puab- grandson on ABC-*!^’8 long-run I sriiool kid. Here again bad ita aftermatk^w and the Sim aa tangerine, '"nwi Real McOqrs;” Me is remem-lf. '*^ fortunate—one role that craw then flew norths to. Fort Kent, •beige to oom- bered by radio fans as' the pixUat-1 jdentlfles an actor so oompietaly Maine., where Riglmtey l.begina. irs in the table ed high ■ scl^l student, "Walter 1 loused up many a career.” The acript ciBlIed fof Van, to stand DentcBi” : cii.'the ik^ular "Our Dick tried out for the part of by a bridge over a river ae}>^’^n g Iflsa Brooks."'' > ;” l« k e” on” "The Real McCbys." the U.S. .and Canada, . . -tt A Whitney . A naUve of t« a Angeles, Dfck which is now in lU fifth season, and “U was four below Aero,” VAp 8 of them, in got into show bualhsas at the age got It without any trouble. He.haa said, "There w*a about a 40.mlle- , 50 through the of 11 after his distraus^t mother made money out of the show and an-hour wind blowing and my eye# program for learned he was an excellent mimic has profited acting-wise by work- were watering. And do you know nd money-aav- -Hsp good in fact Oiat be was Ing with a smooth old pro like what? My aunbum was peeling.” ImttaUiig the guests at the hotel three-Uraes Academy A w i^ Wln- van will narrate the "U.8. No, 1; where she was ar switchboard op- ner Brennan. In 1959 Dick received AVnartcan Profile" color broadcast In March— erator and daily Je<^rdi*lng her [the Best Supporting Actor Emmy Thursday, March 29 (7:30-3:80 p.m. ander Graham JobT TnomlnaUon. tCathy NoUa and Dick Crenna who play Kate and Ink* In "The ®8T). ! telephone waa MiA andlUoned tor a j^ o apot Now enter* the part about Real McOoys” seen Thurtday, 8:30-9 p.m., ABC-TV. and Juat ninety •Ing, he intro- jA.miwwM'Jam boree” andmna w**wa-.hir»rt hired. |Dlck Crenna. Dick continued:. “What I've al- joiM,. corns too eeey for Mm and it to aid ‘deaf " U was too *a^ ," he recalls, "T It hasn’t spoiled me," he ex­ waye wanted to be, and not many there w«s ho sweat invMveU. Coming Shows | iieiican'School w nikod fai aand n d ddid id a few things fop plains. “Even as a Hollywood child people know this, la a stand-iv Dick is aUU pondsriag his prob­ tford. Alao, Ell theUs and' waa atgned up. I wa* actor, I . don’t think I was ever comedian in night ctnba. But I lem—whether ho has talent or ted the patent w H h'that one Show for ,11 y e a r s . " spoiled and 'th a t’s pretty rare. think that takes a lot of personal whether he’s been lucky. -Those A surprise party planned on March 14, From there he went to big! FuahV parent* make pushy kids hardsMps and kicking around — \vbo know him. front hi# radio days Hasel (Shirley Booth)(thy backfirea hat revolution- monex network shows —, .’.’H ie and - Hollywood parents are -bften even downright suffering and ancHbose who have been associat­ when ah* lets the Baxter* think itton Induatry. Hardy Famii:^,". "Mayor of the the pushiest. My. folks were Just starving." ed with him in televieion are quite she la too tlted to bake a cake ia Town” and others. ' \ fine and I grejv up as normal While UIck .’Tnay have never auf- adamant that he is a skMed ac­ Dorothy!* Birthday,” episode of were manufac- Despite' his busy radio career, tor and a fine director. n. ■ well . . . anyone, 1 guess. Of fered for his art, there, is no doubt NBC-TV’a "Hasel’! aeries, Thurs­ DIek managed to greduate from course," he added grinning, "I that he haq not been lax when it aifte Dick: "There’s one thing day, Mprch 15 -(•:80 p.m. BST). Belmont School kt Loa An- don’t know how normal that is." 1 dimi’t skip thtough and ooroe up y’a program to comes to studying it—especially Don De Fhre and Whitney Blabs, gelea with honors in 1944 a n d Dick’s success all the way down IV directing and •writing. His big roes oover^ And that’s writing portray Geofge and Dorothy Bax­ ira to the Unit- the line ha* provided a lovely Hol­ script^, I wrote a few eeripte (or ter. Bobby Buntroek ta featured boost through- gained a .new .aponsety^the .U . 8 , amMUon—to be a director— waa Am y. .XMdk aeon found he waa lywood home for his pretty wife, reaUi^ last season. Ha directed the edrtet, eubmitted them, and as their son, Harold. eek. The - m w 'Penni, and their two yaungsters. had them turned down by the di- I and leading miaoaat as i signal ooipeman and. two segments of “The- Real Mc­ put hla,tM enta to better jpie as an They collect oil paintings, antiques, Coys,*’ Imimrtial observers de­ reotor became he said they were Edward M. ‘Ted’. Kennedy, the itriea are aell- go hunting, play golf and do a lot good trys but weren’t Just right.’’ President’s youngest brother, whe he Gateway to enterteiner wMh the Arm ed Force* j scribed these episodes-as. among Radio Sarvtoe. of sheet shooting the aeries best. This season finds Asked 'Who turned them down, recently returned from an extend­ in a 13-paga "But," adds Dick, "I wish it Mm directing six epiwdes. Dick grinned sheepishly , . . ed trip to Bhirope and the Middle to the Int^a- had'nt been this easy. I feel “I talked to Walter'. Brennan ’’Aw . . . some show business East, will appear on "Meet the he New York I have missed something. When about' my directing,’’ Dick said know-nothing named Dick Cren- Press" Sunday, March 11 (NBC- t Itiuraday. hear an actor talking about what a “and he thought it w,ould b* too W TV Network In color 6. p.m. BST; rough time he had getting to the much for me-:-being an actor and NBC Radio Network 6:30 p.m. t 017 Main S t top, I ,don’t know what to say.-It a director both.” Tracy Bte(.?e (Anthony Sisley) la EST). atlng its 13th all Came easy for me and I don’t hired by love^ Amel Wiuie (Dot' went to be hypocritical and say Brennan reluctantly gave 'Cren. Jaye P. Morgan will be guyst na the go-ahead, however, and to­ othy''Provlne), wealthy divorcee, ‘I know What you mean, buddy*, to protect her from an unknowm star In the role of Kitty Flanders, because I dont’s.*' day comments: “It iumed out Dick D ia n e f e was a natural. He did everything assailant following p series of a drive-in car hop (from Omaha) Asked what he thinks might have right. He has the makings of a fine mysterious inishaps in her palatial whom Joey (Joey Bishop) pre- ELECTRONICS happened to him if he had had a director." Honolulu home.'Tracy's UiyesUga- motes as a French chanteuse, in rugged time lii the entertainment ‘That’s Show Bis." a color b r o a ^ world during his careef-cUmb, Such oompUments, although in­ tion leads him to a fight with a h ’iBORATORIES dangerous axe-wleldlng criminal in cast, on NBC-TVs “Joey Blsbdp Dick frankly admite: " I think tended to reassure Crenna that he Show” Wednesday, March 14y(s:30 would have been a Mg star. I really was doing a top-notch directing "A Ukely Story," the W arner p.m. IB8T). IkCY 2/7 BROAD do. I know I would have become a job, instead gave him the old feel' Bros. "Hawaiian Eye" drsina —MI t-OoiM bigger, beter actor. that dirking, like acting and Wednesday over ABC-TV.’ Mountain woman Kfllgor* (Irene Tkirow) sw u Hy- r continuity ram and D Ikorge Kehnady 1 W d - ¥ ^ A Y and Tom O wreck a aaloim rice we are S A T U R D A Y Television .PROGRAM apd embttm t Garrett (Bar- RADIO DISTATCH ty SulUvat}) laying a trick The Ksysr ■essrie gets a k>b and beaina lording |U 4* (Hir ASreetsrf ef Oeete and o v e r hla ex-schootmales. "Three for All" on CADS Wsteh tS, M H srrlei NBC- T'm '*nie Tall Man" Satur- The T essa »l"5fn**A'W.Ir" Murtf areh IA (8:M p.m. EST). FOB BETTEB SBBVICE CaaSleeUi We ea s e Tho Third Man St ih e Rid (CIu Gulager): U iM T ile le VOWS *:a* aaMrday Night At Tho Mortoa 3 * : « M ew s _ (Cater) ■ tt, to Fat'g alA 'The Blacli IUS«.'''Tynas' i a 9 - i m 7 ;** PeM b O M rs t:* i m m N*. t ■mfhers Wressssse er, Omon Welles. You Mllea CtMever (Henry Jonaa) Oriels HllUes Denar lisSt* ‘learee hla homeland to I-M , Oe! ^ ^ ’'Sorrowful Jones." adventurous trek absconds with company funds and \ I ■ • - M AH KlsSe ef Fasfls Luctlle Ball. g o lla . U t 60). leavea hia wife for another woman W reriliss Aeresisat Jsehset lewreaee Weik Bbow with whom he boagda a plana tor 1:M AeMt^__ , - - - B s p e ra a r , Peattulog . ^ m feuisssl ■isMS M a a b a m ’ hla Champagne M>| Makers. Hawaii, in ’’Proflt-Shailng Flan” Tes Pis lUse at- a* X s Ht ' s Fasdsfr Fsssite tsM Bare GaaVlrin on NBC-TV* "Aified Hltriiooi* *':** Bl* Three Tb tsSer , 7;N Perry Mseen Girt wants 'lad her- Praaents” Tuasday, March IS (8:30 MWlLJElMEy " tSu sss snd The MermsMs, " T k e C a s e o f Un^ A r t f u l D p d s e r." fiance who three p.m. EST). An anonirmou* call re­ Johnny WeteemaUer, BnMs Maeoe la Mree to defend- a won- montbe earl, Barbery Joyce. ae aceuaed of murdering her C o sa t o f ~ porting a. bomb aboard the plans E UWY iRHimS ■eearri Tbeeset nephew who has aealectM - bla M it t brings the drama to an ironic'dlt- t:M Pre BsshetheH M, financial ohlbcatl4M* tnwnrd her. now of a man stain la ,a max; Ruth Storey la featured as ASSOCIATE T h re e M W a A t Tiaairrew *».' St it with Marshal DUIon M tST p W c w »*. Hyraeuee. An egplomUoa of new dtmrtinne to avmgs her lmsbaMl'« Mra. Cheerer and Rebecca- Sand as / In aciewee researrii - uederwmy In Anita. fire nwjor tMda; The ntom; 'P Ig h t a t Um Weak tmemrimee o f 4 0 Kinds \ « b - DNa (deoxribonuolclc arid): the r m h a SaUn: Of Argea t-U*', Gween. Jsnet Lekfis _ ses> mlnlaturisntlaa: Yams Bahania, ofof BiralSiraM. Bonds iU a n e e B r Sewrisr Wsi teehnology. Alexander _10-riMnd mlddlewe^^ > ' n a rre lo r. 8t. Klok’s Arena, s. SM N. MAIN SSnSEET Celrin A ril The Dalanal *; B epr it «ri* Obsssrlewhle ■iilMia “Jealauny" Mnnde Belle> tt:4t Cameo TbealieaW ;^'S jM eerie^.'hewlers TeorsM*^

HUNU SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1962 P A G E T H R E E P A d E W o BKANCHESTEft EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1962 H ANC^STER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER* CONN, Hie March U Gmeral SI Hieater drama wlU star Ba Rush, Miriam . HOpkiiw, Jana- NAHOHESTER SUINDAY Television PROGRAM TUESDAY Television PROGRAM Withers and Edward Blnnn. of Tootsie Lavendpe f ^ lU popt^ "Jtist Ariniad The Owner". Shir- Dick Pawell. tt- *• Edbou, will be shown publicly for 6A4 OaUMa Of Tha Ate 4 "View from Ihe Blttel TOwer." An PIK and SUrPLY Ibw flrat time. lar prince In "The Princo and lay TamjpM, Joan Daria. American giri visKs Faria a ^ Noted EnglUh pumieteer John • ‘“ i the Popper." Other cartoon fe^ OaatiaMtal Clasarasaa W Ibpsya Tbsiatoa 3 mciORPORATRIP •n f*d \ Meet Tba PmfaaMr 4, 4^ 44 ■ turea are "The _Breo B^ra. (Color) meela a u Tb, Army, deserter to- Wright wiU present a Punch-and- ■ : M I Guest: Dr. Wm. W. Melnlta. Pro- "How to Take Covered W w n s 4d4 New Teatamcal | volred In the aala of guna to Ite Judy show in a scene from "The j!|4 1 .feasor of Fine Arb. D.C.L.A Jamea highest bidders, whether they be mered ■ « » * Through the -West." and "Ara- 4:34 Agiieeltars News i "Carbhia WlUlams" Prince and the Pauper,” Mark WHOLESALE wamen’s 3laiar League BawH^ jnoose Bullwlnkle;". 4:48 Baariae BeaaMter i Stewart. WaadaU Corey, French or Algerian. I'fe* uarMoaSsts i MOIba Uonar Mevb U OoallMatal Olaaaieam (O) 21, 34 Barlirdir Ittww____ 3:33 febabad Aad K a 6 Twain atory which .will bo p ^ PLUMIING and n * Otorr I 3:44 Dirsfetbaa ’43 y ■ 3. M. S3 Flibter-in te r Jittac Attack". Sterltag Bob Ma'Major aat*.out tq attnmt a StW Dsv«r sad OMIalb i " ’The Bound of Sorrow." Lenten "Deep Valley '.. Dave CTark. Ida . faaaatdam t big Industry end the town’s long­ sented In three parts on "Watt Luplno. _ „ 1:44 The Latha Aacileas den.Jea. Joy PalgaPalgo . _ H E A T I^ SUPPUES, •iW Maa Xlu> Mahw S. Music by the Pelbquln Choir and Taday Shaw ge^AdwUial and Bwabby time residenbienb ^object le c t _ D laney’4 Wonderihil World of Tab fa xks Ufa a Cho'rua direction Alexander Pelo- 1:34 Ocaab The. Meaaca ^ , s 31. 44 8alUBg.ri the_V.S.S.the V.S.6. Oeatoa 3 Oolor" Sundays, - March 11, 16 and Asfleallan aa Parada pi Mr. Wilson hires a houselmp- _ Ounpu Obse Dpi V i s i r o t n t SHOWBOdMR er with the Intention of making 1:15 Thb Oar Faith Tappor Taare FaW’a 8eW , 44. 53 38 (NBOTV, color broadcabt, 7 :60- .(Iff baderataadlas Oar WaHd 4 . i^amab Aak Abeat Sebaui SS Weather 3:33 Sn^Haal With Bert Parfcn^Audlenoe par- S4S N. MAIN ST. TaUi Baeli I 4:4a.Bdibr'a Chelea 4. 44. tt life, easier for his wife. J Uctpatlon^miul^ game. ^ 8:60 p.m. BHT), Bis Pbtara W All Btar-OaU 31 Wiul Dtaaey’s Wonderfal W e ^ at 1 M RFD Na, 1 MtW Laaap'Oala Mr Paa* _ I MImatbaal l^wtbae . . 14 Gebr. (C ^ r). ■ M. *• _ . Batbasa Bapait t m bS x The Oht 3 With Dr. Oaoraa Crotbara. Staa- 4:44 Tbb WaadetfarWarM Of.Oalf I (Color) "The Prince Mid tM 3:33 gidok Draw Moaraiv ..wrence, singer, Dan O’Heriihy returns an guest PETERMAN PLUMWNO ley Holloway .will read dr&nuUtc Tad Kroll, veteran American pn, Pauper." A three part serlm. Part ' ngharay Patral ___. comedian. ^ ^ star to NBC-TVs ‘D r. KUdare" .hlgblTthta from "Tbe Kvarlaatlns and Chen Cbinrpo. one of the r ’The Pauper King." .GUJ*"** Maws ^ about each other’s way of IUe.-a 1:14 BrSnast Tbna 3:U ladastey On Farads^ _ aeries, this time aa a brawling: Mercy." John Maaefleld'a asrra- game’s aeea.from the Far jSast ItM Csnesa Of Tha Ate 3:35 WsathA. Nawa aad Sparta ^o^iT sp eeial prosram In wtilch 6 m CoHDoMltAIL Ufa poem about a ne'er-do^eO meet In a nuned match played, prince and a pauper who look Oiet HunUey will examine the hard-drtnhing Irish poet who Mike, exchange clothes and 4:44 Hap Riehuda la Tha PubUo lartereet who la conrerted to ChnaUanity. over the'Royal Hong Kong GOlt La Maas 6baa 3:33 Sea Haat. proMems SM promise of the sehemes to flee the h osp ital feiAo • Om Ooatrsetor Qufeat: Tha Rev, Dr. Carlyle Mar- ' Chib eaurae, . . . switch Identities, H.O.M.P. AmericAn farm. . ^ ney, Faator o( the Myera -Park I s s u e s sad Answers 4. S3 FeUow The 8aa'_ 4. 44, 44 TV Preaslere which his escapades have led hisn, Baptlat Cburcb, Cbartoite, M. C. Rep. William B. Miller (B) of "The Inhuman Equation.’ Bleo "Second Chance." T u n w ^ t has in the episode “The Roaring Roy- • Om R«aponsibllity .. N.'T.. dhalrniaw. RepubUcaa HM'I tronic computer, through error, dunculty when he tries to letUra Tba Cbriataabara ■ selecb wrong man for emc 4:74 Marabg Bailat iit nctara n O’’ on 'niurad^, March 18 ($ ;80- ChBlea Or SalraMaw i M M a r a b a M ^ 3:43 Maa *1, S LaraaUa - - S3. 311 “ '"•^8j!fn®‘^l‘ghtnln«” Humphrey* rej^rter is m convinced that no U:3l Caaceateatlan 9.~M t (Odor) "Ih e Day of the Savage." Thia Oar TaUb J lUrea the American telovtolon de­ „ Teara Far A isag 6. .M. 43 Bosart Eleanor Parker. TUa la Tba Ufa M hut of French meaxo-soprano Jane man meaaurea up to her etand^ I T D O E S M ak e A Differenee Where Yea SaT«I Snm aad Jeaa becomes Involved hi 13:43 News and Wjfther I Saered Haart 44 ■ Rhodes of the Metropolitan Opera; arda that she becomes an unlUc^ 13:44 Leva Ol Ufa 1 agfe local I t m U Indian AIMAMUI uprbtag UfeSAU when they OhaHgE itt RAS Haw! Tsar First Impaaaalsa 33. 34 event a kldnaphtt|^ ^ ^ 13:44 Btemenl ef MelltatteB 3 tepiltal B epa^ I tenor Wllltom Olvla:'aopran0 ,Lee ly prospect for marriage, imtll (Color). try to_pr«ve&t A kli ItM Newa 3* For Unequalcd Heating OhriaUphera M Venora and baritone William she has a chance, conversation ||A||I| UFB INSITRANOB OaasaafUgs t. 44. ? ^ e f e f u b . " Buga clad In A Comfort and dcaallBcas Inalshb • t Chapman. „ with a young girl. B:M Bearehawt..TaBMiraw_____ i nUfW l AND rODR Balldrr’a Sbaweaaa t Natiaaa .Fatnre _ 94 Bobaasa M atylbh apace suit, introdueaa bb COMMUTER, M O N E T R AC K Pllai n "W ill the Admintatratlon a Farm Bas Nlop s «•. 51 Trath at Gaataqaeaeas audience to space acleime. Irw in Koetal. the’brehestrd con- ••Verdict of 12". District Attorney 4 % Haha A Face 3. 43, Araaad Tawa M Progidm.Work?'’ Will ba debated SAVINGS 13:45 The ObMIbc UgM . 8:43 Paaaward. . . -ductor on "The Carry M oore NEW SUN UTE PLAN Dawa BUM laalHate ' «4 by Sec. of Agriculture OrvUle L. Glenn Wagner loses assignment -to U:55 Newa Bhyiaparf Allen Ludden boat. Quest oelebrl- H ilt ladaatn Oa Parada ■9m I and Ben. Bourka B. Hlckenloop- prosecute ’ sensational murder Om rctti 1A3 Baal Seller Uea; Carol Burnett aad Darren Show" is a man who o®“ * 1.. ProvIdM lasuranoe protec* IXtiaWa BeUava er, R.-Ioara (Con), case when closed-door political - h i k / l o a n Paapbila The Hewa chicanery takes over. A bbiibI Best ef Otaaeba !£±!^ihth.r 3,43.53 mute, even if it takes him on a | tlon to ace 68. * ' wide Watld af Saerb 4. 44. S3 A *' s O f I A T I O Otvideam At Hama imh Kitty 6 ,000-mUe trip every weekend, Caaeera i Tucson Rodeo. ’Tucoon,; Arliona, For ‘Aiflvls Only IS Day la Caai* "Strictly“ ' “Bualnesa." * Attorne’Attorney Saelal 'Sacarliy with leading rodeo cowboys Com- '"Hie Wide Blue Road." Yves Oreis has trouble writing off v e M m * 1:33 Aa the WaM 1 __ "You see, it ^ves me even more I ?. Retama ail bule aaaiial pre­ Faith Far T a A » g^njJ^CvhpH«a. J, Montand. Gals Storm Shaw beautirulriri aa tax txompuon. time to think about muste,’’ he U:45 Amerlcaaa'AI Wark 9:M lack Benay Fragram 1 IHITIfT ieg. StttI Dsbb Otnb 3 miums it life aasnred uvea Benny dreams ne Is Alexander ei.sasT'- rtsasciat Saelal Natoa With Kitty mainUina. That certainly iras I to a (e 68. lt;U Harry JMaaaaar—lirawa > Great Deebbas 33 Harray Obaa Sllbw jma Jftnmart ocof tnou'their aoctoiogysociology oinuw,oourso, 1:44 Yaar Cammaaily Ihregresa Bapert M Hamilton, on hand for the discov-, 1001 86A1N S T„ MANCHESTER e ROUTE 81. O O VE N TR T . Best af GMacha DobleoBle aapd - “itaynard ------aro malgnj^ what he had on hla mind during Daekpla Derby BawUas S:SS The Chrlabplicra IS ery of electricity by l^njamln The BIMa Aaawera to wort: with A group of boriUti his asslgtiment to do the musioal 8. la available for male aud 14 Pla BewMas 4:44 Meet The Preae_ *!FVanklin and for the defeat ol 1:35 At Home With Kitty young-loughs at a setUomeal. female—afe 18 to M. Kvery Maa’e Family ■s (Color) Guest: Edward M. (Ted) Aaron Burr in his contest for-the 3:44 Paasward _ nouae in tha town's rougheai: scoring for the current movie re­ Laae Raaser _ Kennedy, the Prealdenfa young­ govemship of New York, The Jaa Marray Shaw 33. Si lease, “Weet Side Story-” Ircrin 1:15 tear Seaatar hi Waahtostoa S est brother. 1F:M Tandld Camera $ (Color) AHmihRlSMaek Piesaab 33. S3 O. J. VAN 1:M PercAjptlo* Perspective Of Oreataeee 14 ' Theater St ti, 9S "Ptom-Shaiing Plan." Ifan ab- accepted the Invitation despite the a low cost - (Color) VThe Paradise Case". In-~ Jaaa Trymaa Praaaata I. 33. I| DEUSEN FMMiter:n Of Faith 34 4:34 Mister Kd 1 3:44. Haaae Party Bcoiula with company funds aad fact that he’s just about the busL Zlom ^atim akm Diatrlot "A SIsit For Autumn." Drama by. Tt' b quite a shock for Mister tense lawyer defends a woman ac­ Leretia Tsaac leaves hla wife w another wom­ cused of murdering her husband. Don WILLIS Garage an with whom ha boards a plana eet arranger-conductor in show Kevin O'MorrIaon. about a ciersy- Bd the talking horse, when he Sevea Keys 3 . 8 : Supervisor man who finda be baa become un­ rinds his mother on a (arm pull­ Adveniares la Paradise 8« 4S, 59 SPECIALISTS IN 3:14 The MllUaaatee for HawalL . „ bustiwsa today. But to do It, he Conversion Burner sure of bis canine. Play for today ing a blow. 15 :M What*s My tine? f WHEEL AUUNMBNl and Taaag Dr. Mabaa S3, tt New Bread _ . ,3. 43. .. had to grab' a fast tllgM each 164 E. Oentjr Is the fourth Jn a aertea cf ebven 1. 3, 3,—Go! U:M Aanday News Bpeoial s Qaaaa Fa* • Day 3.^ 43. 3 "AU ThoTihad Facea." lA Price Street deallne with the concept of Chrla- Hathaways News BRARB SERVICE 3:44 TheVardlella Tsars Adams la fnutrated-in fua at- Friday night after finishing; the ALSO-NEW lloil vocation. Phil Silvers Movie 8 8 OENEIRAL AUTO REPAIR. ^ _ Oar Five Daaghtors ' ' 33 . 3 tempb to rahabUltate hla former weekly tape session of the Moore M l 6-4604 Supermaa Maverick ...... To Be Announced MIMmP »- 4SSI— 18 MAIN ST. MANCHERTBR Caaaeetloai Baadataad Korean War »mmanding officer, show in New York_iuid head out P I 2-6801 3:44 Yesterday’s Nawsreel 3 "Mar.shal Maverick." Imperson­ Snadav" I^K t Report- « Wke Da Tea Trait T 43. si 3:13 Bed Skettoa Sliaw , GAS Film . 33 ating Wyatt Barp. Archie Walker Nows A Weatherman 98 4:44 Baagar Aady Shaw "The Nine Llvea of fVeddle." to . I d s Angelos., -^en followed | "Back To Bataan", John Wayne. deputizes Bart In a clean-up of Playboy's Penth'obso 48 Maks Beam. Far Daddy Warner Anderson guest stars w three intensive dkys of working on FURMACES SUN LIFE OF CANADA Anthony Quinn Abilene. 11:14 S^dav Njgirt Movie 88 Amerleaa Baadataad ’ E.43...3 . .poltoa.aeigmnt.wno.trealaTtad- CkampiOBshlp Bridee M 1:44 lassie 4 "The B a r. Vincent Price. 1 Agnes 4:44 ETga af ( W l ^ dle the Freeloader kindly unUl "West Side Story" and another Wtaulae Ptea^anraT Oaadlaphi ’The offlclala of a dog show get Moorrfiead.doorehead. Bara’s Rallywsad Freddie becomes invotvsd In an hasty trip back to Gotham for i V iC AITKIN m Bowibe , expensive hotel accommodations 11:15 Fe^are rnm 4:54 Amerleaa Nearaataad uirierworld ahooUng aacapada. mope work on MOorc’s program. . laternattoBal Xeae for Timmy, Lassie and Cully when ''•Black Tuesdav". Cdward G. 5:4d Featara Fltea Tha Thbd Maa. 18 3 M Senabr Re parts they mistake the -collie dog tor Robln.*^on. Jean Parker. 23 Tofland Tpke. 3:34 Sunday Sperta Speetaealar 3 the national champion. Late Show 88 TOURAINE PAINTS "Turn of the Century Flfhte — Znorama " 'a "The Phenix CItv Story". John MANCHESTER Ml 3-6723 Flrat F l^ t Films Brar Made." » e Ballwlhkie Show .33. 34 Mclntire, Richard Klley. Rare fllme of boxlnc Immortala (Color) Bullklnhle hides In^a cake 12:49 Previews 44 • B R U S H E S of the 1890a and early 1900s. In­ to trap a villain In,- "Birthday 12:54 News * Weather . 8 OLDSMOBILE WEDNESDAY refe»f«ioi» TOOGRAM cluding some made by Thomas A. Cake." Popper eAvimtho kingdom 12:55 Moment of Meditatloa I aha geU a, rtone call from an "YOUR OLDSMOBltJI l^A LE R " 54 Amerleaa Newaslaad K 4 . • WALLPAPERS . M FiFealaro FlUa old school mend. l:M Orilagc (H The Ate 14:33 drole Theator * Oonltneatal Cbasraom. ’TOe 6,004 Fingers of Dr. T." Tho Man Who Refused to Die.’ • SANDERS. POLISHERS (Color) Peter Lind Hayes, Mary H ealy 512 WEST CENTeR STREET 3:33 Mew Teatameat Papaya Theater True atory about a Jew who was | STEAMERS FOR RENT MONDAY Television PROGRAM BH 8-1811 4:36 Agricullare News 4FM- OEOBOB F. JOHNSON JR., Maaager 4 :M Hap TUeharda _ la Tbs Fablie lateiart 14 And "An Interview with Marco# 4:44 Chiplab Kaagarea In The Fnbtto lateroai 14 "Tilt Death Do Vs Part." An un- Jaek: La'LaaaeLa'Laaa 4:14 Bias Aagata .1 Perea JUneafL former president Rooky aad Bb Frtaadt Kxpeditbn 4 drrtaker daca hla profeaaional tab FRnCNDLt AND HELPFUL TRANSAOnONS HANDLED Bomper Kaom X of Veneauela."' . _ ^ 4:11 Rrukfart Time Harbor Command l i enb to dlapoae o( nia troubleaoma Oapiala KaagaM In i GolVons! CHICKEN 4:34 CeUega af tha Ate ON A3A EXOBANOES LISTED AND UNUSTRXI—MUTUAL FUNDS GlablieBae 33 wives. 4 :UI 1 D ^ e “Draka ■ Show ^ 1 IroYYn fat 6 MinufM 4:44 Bap Bleharda BxpcdHfoa 44 Bca Casey 4. 44. U 626 M A IN S T R E E T T E L , M I 8-1166 4:44 Moralag Serial Mary af Cbibttaa Beleaae M Jack LaLaaaa Shaw For Year lafanuttba IS "To a Grand and Natural Finale." 4:44 Mas s( Desttay . S:4A Nea af Dealtay Merabs ^vto 4 , The world’s **llMBt eattu’ ehlek- Rem|*er Reaia tt Injured pugilist dctlca Dr. Casey’s "P l»y Gtri," Kay Fraacb. Jamas 4:44 New* 3, tt, M S MANCHESTER Caatala Kaagsraa 4:45 Newa • ’ 3. 4,13.34 deebion that he submit to medical Blliaon.' , ea” with iaeomparable taste. 4:14 Dcbbb Draka Sherw ):4a tffle, Dinner Herb 3 test series. 4:44 KaklA * Onto ’'••ssaSR.j^NKjrVattb.ai "A S S ^ffi“oraat DIride." K ill 4:44 Maralag Serial "The Miracle of Our Lady of Milllea Dollar Mevb 14 14:M Oale^ar pougtaa, yir|g^ Mayo. ^ CYOLE SHOT . CALL IN ORDER Merqlajr Merle Faillna," Gilbert Roland. See 7:00 Showbg Bay Whea‘ «§Slrn^&*«!lltom Hold,S! Jack Paar i "Old .Hutch,’’ WaUace Rrealng Jbpert, Mawa, Weather I Featara OTOLB SALES aad SERVICE Pick Up 10 Minutes Later 14:34 I’ve Get A Secret I Colo'’- . Dorothy Lamour. t$ .1 Ceclla Parker. Mllltoa OollM Mavto ' II With Garry Moore, hoet and 14:M Hoaieatakar’a M ot^ Wealbar, laeiiJ Maws 11:31 Ahnsjaac 4:U Kakla’ A Ollte "Great Man's Lady". Barbara emcee; oanellab BDI CuUen. "The Buape^ Charles Laugh­ Raws » m WaaMer 11:34___ Jack r Paia* I Cfriumbih— Hamber 14:44 Caleadar Stanwyck. Joel McfJraa. Henry Morgan, Beby Palmer, Fet fabrics, sIhhi PtLCRIM MILLS ton, Ella RahMS. U :33 llprial o f^ ^ DECI*SDBI¥E-IN 13—JEh4R_ Bess Myeraon and Celebrity — Play Soar Baaah 7:13 Worieta Maaa. BihHghto Tha A ir." emeiaalier’r Mevb — ^D rm is«ilei Y ^ N o o I m w Ten, Jamas Caghay. -462 C E N TE R ST.—M I S-2660 ^ guest; LIberace. Spaito Oaaiatn Mews A WMHiar English— KoUfast "Tulaa". Suadn Hayward. Robert Weather 44 U:4 I Nevews. Weather “ ■ aad Sparb . . ll4W4 13:14 6 BOB RIE&NAN,, Prop. Preaton. __ _ Newa and Waatker -44 MeCol RotlanM ★ P p p i i e i v F o b H c x 7:33 Klpaar3_ . U i l4 Mamral af MadltaMan ' 3 Flay Vawr Haaeb tt. M * Rxpediiloa 63 Rig News 1 1:34 Lato Mawi tt. 166 Bnddle Tpite. W«M Color. • 7:14 Weatera Maaa. Hlghllghta 31 News sad Weather -Onttem Made SLIPCOVERS a A DBAPlM EB “’••asRgrtottgtt Wagaa Trala Newa. Sparb aad Weather "The Amoa BllUagB Story” MI 6-6426 Barbara Beraard Show 44 nparb Camera - 34 Bt LOW HHX PBIGESr ^ S t e M t o . SIT 34 Bcavengets try to dalour the U:44 The Price !■ W gU 43 34 ■ Newa , • ^ 44 11:14 Saspeasa Theater 4 UUM lAKilla Ball' lg retuniiiig to the (Color). "Chicago Syndicate". Dennb (Color). . , sragoB t ^ n brio tba path of n . Choyeaae • I, 44, St O’Keefe. Abbb Lane. g s l 4^ ( H H H w y 4» X iW « y P 4y X o o t t t e 6 PJX. gattaWgrlt A JE .W y^ Teeia^Far A bidden esmuo. . •creau after au aibamea of mayly The Texaa A — of. 3FJ„ "The Bad Penny". Myatenouk 13:M Lara <>fUf», Oaaaeeltoat l^ n ^ r a 3 • - two Ycan to aUr oppoalte Bob 11:44 Oeaceatalba 33, 34 threab agalnat ItvCa of four-men Tha Jack Fear Shaw _ T a n r. Yoar* Fay A Saws 4; 44. n (Color) 6 "Ponaplmtor,” ■ Robert Tnylor, fei "C H U e ’a Cliofoe’’ fo r are made aoon After arrival In Fcatarc 44 lA U . e HARTdfQRP RP. "e 'k ^ CHBg’l'ER e FREE PfidMONq ■fe- (OoK*). .Eumbatb Tnylor. „ „ ■ s u p * IS;M l.«ve Ol U t» 4 town of a aarcet young newcom­ CsaieWtaga I . Mswati IL thnSb—Mawa Warner Brea. • . yctwan flhn Year, FIral Imprrrelra > S3. 34- er. 11:37 Almaaac (Color). f " ^ 11:34 Tba Aaok Paar Shaw 13:M TiH i or hiasagaWMI 8;S JOamwaa^ ' 88^ 8I' Star NeO Harafltoo. wtaonc earner Trne Adveatare tt (Color) ^ (Color). ____ Waridy r s i ^ and analysb <' iaMBtlaga S . '^ 44 Maahaiit M SM ieh.lta Tonmaviw . Important niwa stortas. dataa bamk to ailent picture days, Sarch Far Tomenaw 1:14 Natbaai Velvet . It n-.SS Moris Eight 4 Trath Or Gaazaqaaacai 33. "Afler ’The Thin Man” WlUtam Mako A Faeo E- 43, rnakw a g*Atat atar appcfwauec m "MI’S ClUaenahip." Handy Mi l Tha qijm ag.Ll4M ^ •’••gS^waW ^4KI , Maka A Face . 4, 44, Taylor faces deportation and. Powell, M]rma Loy, a n u p o o m k ig episode o f ‘T H a te r U:44 The OaMlag Uahl 1:44 Mawa , Maws Day R if a r t » • ■"Pirtr Circle.'» Fbrmar Jan mi denbl of hla request to become V aiCiaa ptob ravenga and taki 3 d "..,."At'-Thia Vary Momfct," 13:44 New* Day Raperl an American cittaen. I f**) «aaaha one-lMur, all-star entcrtnlnmimt 1:44 Bert Selbr 1:14 Tha Price Is Right 33’. SI W. H. England -Lumiier Col 8 5 Janitor’s Job at Mmigbtaway g Beet af Oreacha (Color) . "Sing: Along With Mltoh" wlU rage. program vrilti Aoadsmgr award- 17 OAK ST. At Heme With Bitty 33. 44 BHbman A 44, 44 It with NBC for another two;yeiuni . " A t THE GREB<" ^ S: tiM Choekaiato ■. ^ wfemer Burt fisacaator aa host, Day la Uaait 44. 83 "The Tlnham.” Lucas Melvin 1 :M Aa.XI "A Bniodiiw Fixation." Whan 1:34 A* tbe World Taraa 4 ..."Tales of Welle Fargo," "The. . tycoon aad -nOriaer to tha .go wfll be preaented on the ABC-TV nhocka North Fork when he eud- e nun eat u found dead of a gdm Network, Sunday, Ajuil fey the Ptiofw Ml 3.6247 Gale Storaz Shaw 4 denly becomes regular player In Detectives," and “.The Joey BiSh-' shot wo«md, Ma son refuses l< 1 Secbl Nebp TVtb Bitty n profeastonal poker game. op Show” aire not aa Yortunate; Open All Day Saiurday A Oran aha American Oanc«r-Roeletyr4H id -Jlia Harvey Obea Shew 144 AD Star OaekplB Bawitag U hellers that.tha dSato was ao or Ml 3.4444 Bert ill Oreaoke 44 they do not expect to .be hack in ieitbuaal aiad Mraa (Aeokmsu, Etoanor Rooaevttt Cancer Founda­ 1:44 Daaky Thamas Hhsw I li* At^fiwel^towy Inc. to InrasUgata tba olrcum Thb b The Aarwer U Busty WlIHama goes on a hunger the fall. .."Lam p Unto My Feet” S:W The Jaa Marray I y (Cator. tion, which is aflUlAtcd with it. 1;U At Heme WIfli KKter tt «trike becauiehu______lather Won^t____ _ let tt| stances auiTouadlilg tt. Although prim arily an entartaln- YYILLARO 3;|4 Pauwerd I on Sunday, MArim 11, will feature him take an overnight Raddle trli fc3or?f*"% iRnkw Bb."*5oay ment Show, it w ill slso diumathM lATTERIES The Jea Mnrray Shew (CabrI 82tb Preclncl ■ ““- ’fc ^ British actor Stanley Hallovray,; ■ ir i g a T o v c a n -f in is h ■ a m i a ISyBripan Piaaari .3.33. 5i iV 33. 34 "The Square------Cop.Velfran pollc<> reeding highlights from John proauttca a drtra-te oar hop as 28 years of profress in esneer con­ Jaae^yman Froeeata A 44. VI Dfflc«r nac«fl a difficult dcolRkm Ftaneh chanUuaa. _ tro l.... Atox Nocih WiU oonawsc FOE ravm 3:44 HaareJParty ! when he seee hb aon kill g rcrakte .Mansfield's narrative poem, "The ‘ ‘••as3 a% s.- 1 ^ Ca» _ MULLIH'S Leretia YoBag „ % 3* pc^llceman. Everlasting Mercy,’' Seran Kaya , "Tba VloUn Player." T. C.. an- snd conduct Uis musie for the ^ 7 OLD BATTERY . Sevea Reyr A/t* 44 HIGH SCHOOL lO O ^ 33, 34 Tiaiona a Camegfe Hall contract sturiss devoted to the .Freaktontiti SALES 4Nid SERVICES 3:44 Wyatt Barp t , .V, a t wweinsparetimb .. S. ilaata Troiium. for Bcimy when he b diacorprad years ef FmnhUn Delano Rooae- Veaaa Hr. Mabaa 33. 34 Study of tha p lf u of tha woman ^i^lch^.^^tKepeat). aeen Far A Day A 44 46 Tm mast fee H eg erirar Md have M t lefeeeL. Witte fir FEME W-p«c* v e lt___ Burt Kennedy will dirset 9hr Verdict tr^ eara 3 Who a ttera ^ tOtacnpa fftm bar M r.' Ideelor * GtWMPd Rupoirs Oar Five Dzaghbra* 3A 34 m o to r — ■ irnilitiit t""~T T*** Parw Oaina’'a M a ^ ~ and write an upoeming episode of HarMtfi fiiR4r8l ?OR EXPERT TUNE-UPS 4:44 * * 0 "Lawman." He oftm plays char­ Caaaerllrat llaedataad I arick r«portor_a»d narrai^^ O u ^ : Joo B . Atoaa a^d'^Fisd Wha Da Yoa TraatT 4A U HETBR’S DVNATISldN ST8TEM Owynae, oo-stnra of " • 4 -s a e a IM M A tt'e eaebSaaea*.* •’••Kja-RiSam fl l E t t deiesr-rtsr Jackie Ooepar- ’ Papaya Ihaabr ' 4 atntcstti YEAi( (Oolor). sSd 8r^^5.;“ikJsr-.i5 fife .A w

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PAG E FOUR aiANCBfESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1962 [ T V Perm nalities THURSDAY Television PR0 GRAM||TV Noteb«M>k1 Peter Hackea J.J* • t t e W A . ^ Hem’eBora's 'B Bollrwooe o llv w e r sst m STie9:H T«u T«U It It * . Oranka Onvek# .;i 9 ------— '< Peter Hackea, NBC Newa Defeiue Comedy - w iely - humAn inUreot S.’SS ^ataro imn a Rhow 'starrInK Groucho Mane and By MOK KUBINBR: Department oprretqpondent baa •Tartan rtnds A Son". Johnny featuring Ja^ Wheeler and Patty Newspaiinr Entesprian Aissm. been §t the P e n t a d for eight • ite M ew^m swSI Woiaemimer. Mauroen O'SulUrah. Unrmon. f ’H 4srt«aWsri> Mews ^M yo Theater s • ISy lliree Seat 8» 4#, SS iraw YORK — (NEA) Tlw J^ar* and can find'hta way around S:M Su Hm BemcaWr (Color) tM sprawling structure as easily f^silswitsl CInuecas *'The Big Game” . Steve nilee out excitement ge vast building than he was. 7:M la M M a ;at Sea HanI media'. • , V My first assignment was to in­ FBai Margie 8. M.TV. S8OO TeIe\dsion has the power fx> help u t e f s ^ w S r * S;H Folta rhs Cal “Whatever Mama Wants ** Nora make sudden heroes. Just as tt terview an admiral.” Hackis re- •lee topSMi Ksassno ClavtoDv^iibviuu ends t'lius up vdth waua vuutoo many auf eato.^ “ W ell,, I walked almost a S:SS i^ U h erT r HMwf of ths same • birthday Irfl ■ presents. has been already demonstrated miM to find hu office, even Uioiigh •:u PRtnri 18:88 Sinie Along Wllh MHek that it can go a long way Itowanl SiM Coaoso .Ot Tho Air (Color)j Guests:\yu«nL«. AdCBiirLeslie Uggr hj^Knaiis making presidents. 'Phe only thing Ihad the exact room number. • m k^r^iuirdo Show C:|S Aia«rlcAB New«r«iit and‘ Gloria ‘ Lambert ‘ Join ‘ ‘ ; MlMitch W hen'I finally did find It. I dis- ' Lasso Weather^ New* $km4 Spa Miller and the Sing Along Gang In television can't make, apparently, coyer^ I had circled the buUding la The PiMIe latereeit a “Salute to the Irtsh.” is a nmlor 'oontribution to t ^ art*. and thrt the admiral’s office .was !:•# PUl Silvers TV BepoHs 8 Iteval Canadlaa The Unlonchables___ 8. 48. M A t this point, television' execu­ eight doors from where I had »:»S N m ^ lS r ia i “Jamaica.r signed to break up illegal salf^ of thinking. When most people are' ^ T o d a v Backes Wastes few steps Reno ■ RIehsrd I^MIe Defender deadlyidlv hrew ..smuggled In from Lontse the Caribbean. (Repeat). asked what they remember as the In covering his beat, which includes A OlHo leHpcuowte t:U Hop of DeaUay ss Minion Dollar Movio II high spots of their viewing ca -, rgg^ar attendance at ' brieflnri S:W Mewa A SX. at See 7:00 reers, generally they mentipn cer­ - i*** s e c t a r y of ucciiaedefense souand S:tS Sparta FaraAo . . Js 11:88 Nows, Wonihor M Sports^ leoe RosumsCev'i Mono 7:M Raarsladra i $ Bl| llpws tain memorable progranuhr-the Nsvy and Air Force of- “Sweet Roole O'Orsdr. Woalhor 8 Nows aad Woaihov Kefauver or Army-MdCarthy flciaU; the National AeronauticsAcriHiauucs GrsMe,.^ Mg.. RobertKopert Youns.re MUIloa Dallsr Msrlo It News. Spsrts. Weather hearings, the p oiitii^ conven­ and Space Administration and other ICoTorr " ^ o LIsht That Failed." RonaU lltia ICaropo’s yioesl Movies tions, the Glenn flight. nUIitanr and solentiflc assignments’. RorostS Mww Colman.. Ida Luplno. "Potsou".’ Michael Simon. .HiM TTko m «# lo Rlckl Weather aad Nows at Jsrii Paar Show IColnr' Obviously, no- network Can pnh> Backes, *7, began^hls broadcast- lOolOri • » as News aad Weather at Frstare M duce a program that puts on Ing career as a news reporter for .. .. Ji** T**ss Mewa sad WeathenaaB «t U;nAlaiaaae radio- staHong in Kentumcy, Ohtd, UiSS OoseoBtratloa Daeorored n n ;M Jneh Paisr Shew .. Yosro Pot A Sobs T:U'Woalera Mast. michUchla tt ((5olnr> towa and New York. Be joined NBC lltSS Love ot Ufe SMtlt Camera at l l : » Movie a eight. News in Washington in 1986, after Yosr nrsi Isisfeeolee Nawt M 'Marine Raiders" Robert Ryan, thing. , . ' tour years with CBS. Washfngton. 7:ta Oertrade Bora Shaw 't Pat O'Brien. To-irmw tellawa -JC l:aa News A t the moment, most televi­ For the past four years Backes , . * Farewell Performaince." Veteran- sion progptamming is a pale cb|^ India’s Pi has conducted NBC Radio’s early- actor tends two membert o( his of some other entertainment tpe- New DeB) momlng "World News Roundup.” » ! « asMUSs UsM . trayellns Shalcespaarean troupe Ben Cartwright (Lome Greene) U.S. Presi n Ills New* ~Dsv BeiMH- to blow up the locat bank. dium. Most programs are carbons ••’e heard on “ I Boot Sollor Toa^Cat a makes a serious mistake when he of old radio sjiows. Many* m ot» Radio’s “News on the Bbur,” Boot of Qrosolw As Bohools MatA WHe t t suggests neighboring rancher Asa are attempts to duplicate the “ Monitor” and “ Nmis At B on ^j^b RHIy JUntfSmm of Oasle. aad Manor (Arthur Frans) as' a re^ 0< the Wortd.” On TV he has been Day la Baoriet ^ 4S, Bt movies. A few try to imitate liie A»_Tbf. Wori^^Talras "The Lonesome Parents.” Oaale placement (or wounded sheriff Broadvvay and the le^timaitC the­ a a panelist on “ Meet the Press” Galo M n a ____ and Harriet, fearlny tboy're too Roy Coffee (Ray Teal) in “ The Whit and “ Ask Washlnf^oh” and has .re­ ater. , N^i.W llb KMy dull for Dave and June, OKlde to Law Maker,” an episode of NBC- But the only, two types' of en­ ported on' “ Today.” Itren thlnas up. • T V s “ Bonania” Ml-hour color , Last summer, due to his faralll- Boel #1 Oieaciw titt Frontier Cirens / a tertainment on the stfliediile . „ TSo Aaawor "The Inheritance.” The Ihlonnal- series Sunday, March t l (9 p.m. which can be eonsldeied. to be arity with the nation’s space 'pro­ l:tt At Hnae With KHty Ity of the -American frontier chal- BIST). Manor, always a q^et per­ aiSe raMWev4__ lengea the formaallty of the children of the TV me^um are gram, Backes was assigned to son, and his self-appointed deputy, I n Cape Canaveral, Fla., as NBC SSoffs tens at aa 'Orient when (Tasey becomes tho the pane] shows and the docu­ Cuardlan of two young Japanese Charlie Fitch (Charles Briggs), mentaries. We can -dismiss Ute Radios andiorman to cover the a. m. te at»ohsts. demonstrate that some men can’t fllgM of America’s first astro­ i,as ss:.*vsfir SSfW* Btied Snow t. 4S, St panel shows hurriedly; they are LoioWa YaaaS'' - ' "The Flrebnll". Inira-famlly feud be trusted with authority. moderately enjoyable a t titneE . naut and as NBC-TV anchorman arveB' Kojfi over Jeff’s role In hlyh school By r n t:SS but are not really major coatrteu- IOC (Coverage of the second manned WyaH Barp Handyman Mi Taylor (James NDW DH space fligh t Toaas Or. Woloao tlons to world culture. Qaeoa For A Day 9-M DP.'KftSare 99; 99 McOallkm), unjustly charged with Documentaries are . something dlaiis weic Hackea was bom In New York a;aa ^ Vorstol te «o« RoaHac Bw-0‘% Brawling a felony, faces deportation and else again. While there have Kennedy a t y . and qwnt his childhood In tuund-drlnklog IrUil) pdet nebrmes denial of his request to become an watebed ix suburban Pelham Manor. Re holds f e aloeUeiH JS* BaaSstaad ’ a to «ncnpe tho heumitof Into which been some docutttentgries ptodtteed . .. yto, Do Y^ TfM as. IS hto McaM0.lwv« Ud, him. American oibisai, in the episode, for the theatei: soreen, these have placed a v a BA., degree frwn Orinnell Col- 4:tS Baagor Aa^ Show t Tfcn Bm I UiC^jrw 8. M. SS yate Boom For BaSSy at, tS "M i’s Oitisenship’’ on NBC-TV’s been r^tiveiy few. And they" at the shi lege. Iowa, and an M.A. In Jour­ 'Geofgc’a Kephew.'* Grandpa and Gandhi. nalism from the ' University of the elan are taken in. temporarily, "NatioiMkl Velvet'i Monday,,March rttowed mainly in art Uieatera,-' ’ Iowa. r' by a.SS carat gold brick. 1« (« p.m. EST). unfortunately. The laigre pre-: . More ttiAi DUrhig WoHd W ar n he' sehred sentation houses wanted big stBM''i witness the three years with the Navy and in sensational, gripping, thrilling,' Ptrst Lady waa discharged with the rarik of hRarious dramas. They didn’t .. day visit to Heutenant (J.g.). Backea lives in FRIDAY Television PROGRAM want anything that was net bs« aa^s show: Washington with his wife, Mary oince. htr as she r ■ttboray Patrol teg Nows Television la the madiuoi beat calls. TOen, and their three children: •:M CoUen of tho Ale Naws Newt aad Waalhor OoBtiiam'-----laealal---- Clao... • )U suRed to documentaries, and we he pomp P ^ e la , 8; Carole, «, and Peter, 4 iColor) Familr KarkoL Newa, Spsris. Wmiher Hackea Is a governor o f the Na­ «:X* W e^ rt Newa A Sasrta 11)19 Featauere cTln____ are building a great documentary uBaas V ■ :aS New ToMaairat la n a PaUie latervst- "Operation Pacific.'' John Wayne, tradition in American TF. tional Rocket Club and a member «!** Asrieallsro Hoots 9:t9 WWl k ^ tl Ward Bond. Kennedy’s i fits SaariM Semootor BarW dffloial, but the Radio-TV Coimpondentj CsaUaoatal Glaasreaao (0> 7, „ J««k Paar Show (C> at Aaaootatlon, National P t m CTub, Tkit Is Bporta 11:97 Almanae , s NBC, White Paper, ABC Chtse- MtoutfaMi . » C*»tli).oUI Ctasorooai Yaaey Derriager Award ITheater 49 Upr, The Twentieth Century' Chek AvteUon Space WMtera Isa b ela - 7)99 The CoaoUlaltsB la AHtaa I Moa of DnUfiy 11:M Jiwk Paar Show tt “for auch Uoiip AmeHcan Rodcot Society and Today Show ■ Newa 1: at. 39 II :U Movie • Huntley Reporting, David Brink-- Rraitdent B .... '■ LlWatero • • Boatk Valley Days s ley’s Journel—it is encouraging. Sigma DelU ChL 7nt This Oar Faith "Johnny Belhida' Xaisabeth E ■vealag Report, Newa WeaOierS l..ew Ayers. Over t v years,/ tbeie pro- Wsathet Mimoa DoHu Monde 19 It;fi9 News nad. Weather Mrs. K«r 7)98 Thl| I* OCoaa "ft's A Great Feeling.” Dennla gramg and ’ others like them have Baolaeoj Ropoit 12;U Mameat SI MedlUHoa pletely whit 7>as nros Bloosos Morgan. Dorla Day. 1:99 Newt contributed much to our knowi- weaiker, l-ocal Newa edge of our-' present, to our of oalla.. 91 tl Gaptala aaaaarso Nawa amt Weaiker rajah lton (guest star »arty Show . . ai John Lupton) fibm the Sherman ^ a v e i ^ r a try to detour Chris for. a ch B T U D I O ^ Canyon River” . Croorge Kont- ■ ‘f-."?.** tho week. Hale (John - M dhtlre) . and ' Ms hearing. fonwy. , —l^R h lter Cronlrtta and other Ranch, artd then find themselves Now CMvIag Top Value Stamm the Admiral aad awfbfey Show If involved in a Iocs!! 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