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Fleet Today Verdict on Morgan UAC Notes Portsmouth, N. H., March 11»(/P)—The^Navy today pre­ Havana, March 11 (/P)— 50% Cut in pared to commission a $200 Military authorities said to- million Polaris Missile sub­ ( ay no verdict has been Net Income marine— one of the most reached in the military trial powerful fighting machines of American adventurer Wil- East Hartford, March 11 ever built—as a pacifist iahi A. Morgan and 13 others (iT*)—A sharp decrease in net group threatened to board accused of conspiring against income— more than 50 per illow New Strength, her in a campaign for total the Castro giovemment. A cent—is reported by United disarmament. military tribunal was report­ Aircraft Corp. for 1960. ■ This afternoon's colorful and ed last night to have sen­ The company's annual report traditional ceremonies, turning tenced him to death. yesterday said the 1960 net income hreaten Peace Plan the U.S.S. Abraham Lincoln over But defense attorney Jorge was $13,868,996 sis compared with to her crew,; were limited to 2,000 Luis Carro said this morning he $28,638,353 the previou.s year. •elect spectators at the Porta- TTie I960 Income was equivalent had been advised the tribunal had By JOHN AoiDERICK mouth Naval Shipyard. not yet returned its verdict in the to $1.95 a share of common stock Even though the general pub trial, which ended yesterday. Carro oulstsmding. down from $4.25 a Vientiane, Laos, March 11 (JP)— Leftist Pathet Lao forces, 11c was not admitted to the base, announced last night Morgan and share in 1959. Sales also decreased showing a new strength that threatens peace plans, sent Navy and civilian police 'kept a his aide, Maj. Jesus Carreras, had in 1960 to $987,879,119 from $1, government troops fleeing in two directions today from a close watch on municipally owned been sentenced to be shot and the 080.980,782 in 195,^. (Pierce Island, just .acroes the wa­ same Information appeared in all The report said research and dis- showdown battle for the Sala Phou Koun road junction. ter from the berth where the Lin­ government papers this morning. velopment programs were pri­ TRfe rebel assaults drove government defenders eight miles coln was tied up. Pacifist groups Nevertheless, military authori­ marily responsible for the net in­ north to the, high ground of neighboring §ala Pou Keng- In recent months have tried board­ come decrease. ing expeditions from canoes and ties said no decision had been Other royal troops abandoned the strategic Toad completely rowboats in other places.. reached but that one might be an­ near Muong Kassy, 22 miles south. The NeW England Committee nounced later today. ‘iVeir Norwalk* The junction controls,the north-south highway in central for Non-Violeht Action, a pacifist The earlier accounts said Mor­ Norwalk, March 11 —Local I ao s and lies less than 100 miles north of Vientiane and only organ iaztion, told officials it gan, a 31-year-oId soldier of for­ 4nd federal officials will turn out 40 miles south of the royal seat of Luang Prabang. planned acts of “civil disobedi­ tune, had ben convicted of treason. Monday to watch a wrecking Ball ence,” including an attempted These accounts continued: signal the start of the “New Nor­ The PatheL Lao guerrilla action apparently stalls the gov­ ix>ardtng of the intermediate mis- Morgan's Cuban defense lawyer walk” by tearing down of some of ernment’s intended invasion drive into the Plaine des Jarres, ■ite-firing undersea craft. pr5mptly filed an appeal. He said the old. the rebel stronghold lying eastward along Queen Astrid The committee also announced •‘hope is not lost" and that his ex­ With the start of clearance work riighway. . \ " Its Intention to begin, immediate­ pects “good results.” But military on the city's Wall-Main renewal Loss of a big stretch of the road ly after the commissioning, a 340' appeal courts rarely overrule sen- project. Norwalk will at last have from the administrative capital of anile, 3-week “walk for peace’ something to show for an urban Vientiane to Luang Prabang Is the Chiang Troops from (Portsmouth to United NS' (Continued on Page Nine) WILLIAM- A. MORGAN renewal program that has long government's biggest military set­ tlons headquarters in New York. been bogged in the usual mire of back since January. But system­ One source of possible friction paperwork, mostly federal. atic destruction by government Capture Laos was apparently eliminated yester­ Three different parties have troops made the route useless to day when a church youth group Not Candidate^ Bars Drrdt been in power since the city decid­ the advancing rebels.— from nearby Somersworth can­ ed on a partial face-lifting several The government said the north­ Border Towp^ celed plans to picket the pacifits years ago. Redevelopment has ern sector around Sala Pou Keng been a major issue in elections for was holding firm, with royal artil A spokesman said they acted on several years, with the “ ins" say­ Rangoon, Burma, MarcA'^ll"'' police advice. lery in command. The fighting near Spokesman for CNVA said the Nixon Closes Door ing reasonable' progress was being Muong Kassy was said to be guer­ (fP)—Chinese Nationalist Irro^lars made and the "outs " charging that rilla style, with no heavy losses oh rampaging the Lashlo /District ular drinks group planned civil disobedience to the program was going nowhere. "help dispel public apathy about either side. near the Laos-Burma )>6rder havs One impatient land owner Vientiane reftiained quiet, though the arms race” and “ mobilize our scrawled the inscription “Redevel­ captured the town o^Mang Sang, plea that any and all nations On California Race rumors flew through the capital. opment—Bom Oct. 1955, died Oct. There was no public announcement The Nation report^ today. should initiate disarmament Im 1955 " on the walLof a building in The English /langruage dally mediately.” of the setback. Royal military the Wall-Main project area. sources said the outcome would be newspaper said/ a police outpost Mayor Patrick J. Greene of Sacramento. Calif., March 11 “I refer not only to the con- It is expected to vanisi^ before wa,s completely routed bv more Richard M. Nixon said last night tests for house and senate but to dbubtful for a few days. neighboring Dover, where some the wrecking ball in the near fu­ Heai^ V7inli,'"which turned" the 1 than 200 gv^frillas ’Hiursday. Re- pa(^ists congreat^ two weeks he will not nin for the job of gov­ the gubernatorial races particu­ bellious ernor of California next year.. ture. road into a virtual swamp in the .irmese Shan .tribes- ago, said they are part of larly in the major states of New Members of the Norwalk Rede­ men repq/tedly joined the Chinese He urged California Republicans York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michi­ last two days, also halted govern­ movement that "slowly but surely velopment Agency are confident ment airlifts in the area. in thei^"attack. cuts the Jugular vein nourishing today to launch a talent search for gan and California.” that the land will be in demand. new faces in the 1962 election cam­ The strong rebel offensive came The/Natlon said border towns the American way of life." He said he is confident Cali­ TTie agency has received, inquiries paign. This is Douglas William Johnson, 50-year-old unemployed janitor, after leaders from two rival Lao­ alre^y occupied by these guerril- fornia R^ublicsms can re-elect from several developers. Including la^/were now being straffed by "I am confident that we can win Sen. Thomas H. Kuchel, elect a after he made his decision about $240,000 in cash yesterday in tian factions met In Cambodia and (OoBttmied on Page Nine) a standing offer from one to take put forward a program for stabil­ Burmese Air Force fighter planes.. f a sweeping victory in California," governor and other state offices over the whole project. Los Angeles. (AP Photofax). he told the Republican State Cen­ and increase the GOP strength in izing Laos.' ObservTsnrsatinbs -two- ?Ther*<3h4neae are remnants df"' tral Committee. the legislature find in Congress, —former neutralist Premier Prince" Chiang Kai-shek forces who stay­ "But I have a word of warning. The Republicans in recent years New Firm in Danbury Souvanna Phouma and the govejii- ed behind when he fled to Formosa. Congo Leaders We cannot win by assuming that Danbury, March 11 (Ah—Dicto­ Canvas Bag, in the Street ment strongman, Gen. PhWml The mlnitsers of Burma's five have lost control of both houses Nosavan—were drawn into /(heir the present governor will inevit­ of legislature, the congressional graph Products, Inc., manufactucr autonomous states attended a spe­ ably fall on his face and be a push­ er of acousticon hearing aids and talks by mutual fear the,, Com­ cial cabinet meeting last night. delegation and all but two state­ munists would take over the coun­ Fail to Agree over." wide offices. Nixon, however, car­ other electronic and electrical de­ vices, will move its main plant try. /■' (Continued oh Page Three) The governor of California is ried the state in the 1960 presi­ Jobless Father Returns Souvanna, who is rei^dgnized by Edmunds G. Brown, a Democrat. dential-election despite the Demo­ and national headquarters to Dan­ On Federation bury from Jamaica, L. I. Communist bloc as the legal The former vice president, in his crats’ big, bulge in regristration. premier of Laos^ w^e reported to first political spee^ since he lost Nixon told the Republican meet­ The 59-year-iold electronics firm will make its new home on Shel': have been shocked/by the magni­ Tansmarlve, Malagasy Republic, the presidentiai"^ction last No­ ing he intends to devote his ef­ $240,000 in Cold CasblS;tude of the arms^-ijuildup he saw vember, outlined a program of ac­ ter Rock Lane in a modem 600,000 March 11 i/P)— Congolese political forts to three objectives: during a quickle/Visit to the rebel- Bulletins tion designed to restore the one- square foot plant erected six years held areas from his exile in Cam­ leaders meeting here hove been un­ 1. To build a permanent, year- agfo by Manning, Maxwell and <» up the debris. The man he was to dominant GOP to power in the round statewide organization. By GE.NE HANDSAKEB bodia. from the AP Wires able to agree on the makeup ' of state. see wasn't in. , 2. To organize a “massive trans­ Moore, Inc. Los Angeles, March 11 •A’l—A At Phnom- Penh, Souvanna said States within a new Congo format Nixon offered to provide leader­ In order to make the move. canvas bag containing $240,000 in As he drove away the canvas fusion of new blood” by enlisting Dictograph is acquiring all the out­ bag lay in the street in front of today he yrail^s to replace Malaya sources ^ id today. ship to his home state party. But the thousands of volunteers who cold, beautiful cash fell out of a with IndjA on a proposed 3-nation KIIXED IN SCUFFLE he did so only after ruling out his standing stock of Evom Elec­ Brink's, Inc,, armored tnick into his car. Rather than let the conference participated in the last campaign. The Brink's truck had been tak­ commission to end both the fight­ New Orleans, March II (/P)~ own possible candidacy for gov­ tronics. Inc., which bought the a street. A father out hunting a ing and foreign intervention in W. Ray Scheuering, managing bog dowm on those detain, the dele­ 3. To get the party to embark former MMM plant ip November ing it .from the United California ernor. on “an imaginative and thorough job found it and called the FBI. Laos:' director of the Municipal Audi­ gates agreed to refer the question He authorized a group of legis­ for $425,000. Bank to the Federal Re.serve to the next round of talks coming talent search for new candidates.” "I thought if I kept that money Bank. Fifteen money bags were The exiled prince said he plans torium and onetime aasistant lators who conferred with him last Malte J. Carlson, Dictograph I'd never be able to look my three to meet tomorrow with Cam- athirtic director at West Point, up soon in Eliaabethville, capital night to quote him as saying: In seeking new Republican re­ president, said the company is piled high Inside the truck. of Katanga. cruits, Nixon said the GOP should kids in the fade again,” said Doug­ ^ d ia 's Prince Norodim Sihanouk was shot to death early today “I am not a candidate. I have no starting initial operations immedi­ One apparently slid off the who earlier turned down the idea of during a scuffle Invoking an oif The present talks, aimed at set­ concentrate on younger voters and las William Johnson. pile, hit a horizontal inside handle intention to' be a candidate or in­ ately and plani to employ 350 When he works, which has bc.en serving on the neutralist commis­ duty policeman on a New Or­ tling The Congo’s political em­ stitute a draft.” student groups; organized labor; that released the door and fell in­ broilments, were likely to end to­ eventually: about half the time in the last six sion proposed by I^aotlan King leans expressway. Police Supt. Assem-blyman Joseph C. Shell, and suburban areas. In addition to the Acousticon to the street. A guard Inside (he" Savang Vaitana." Burma' also re­ day. Presidents Molse Tshombe of The former vice president said months, Uie neatly dressed. 50- truck sat facing forward updating Joseph A. Giarrusso said Pa­ R-Los Angeles, said, however, Nix­ hearing aids, dictograph manu­ year-old Negro maintenance man jected taki'ng part, and Malaya was trolman Norhert I. Habigfaont, Katanga Province and Albert on can't be counted dut entirely. the new Kennedy administration factures internal communications his records, and didn't notice the the only nation to accept. kalonji o^ 'th e mining state in washes windows and hauls away 25,' and his companion, Arthur It may be, Shell said, that the has yet to be tested. He s ^ it's equipment, fire alarm systems for rubbish. He averages, when work­ open door. The commission wa.a one item in a South Kasai Province told report­ still too early to judge'^ln such' GlowackI, 23, a restaurant chef, party won’t be able to come up home M d industry and electronic ing, about $100 a week. Driver Robert Downs, 42. saw 6-poinl peace . plan Souvanna and were booked with murder. The ers they plan to fly back to Elisa- fields as educatipn, health, agri­ with anyone else strong enough to and electrical equipment for the Yesterday, with his wife, Helen, it when he happened/to glance Gen. Phoumi agreed on yeaterday. pollcAman was also suspended. bethvllle tomorrow. win. culture and housing. U.S. 'government. back through a rear- window in Antoine Gizenga, head of the ■IS, he drove to an apartment un­ Informed source.a said India was Deputy Chief Alfred Theriot Nixon, in prepared excerpts of "But taken together," he added, The Danbury site will serve as der construction where he had an his compartment. con.aidered here as "absolutely neu­ said two guns were Involved. Stanleyville leftist regime, support­ his speech, said a Los AngelM T say that unless the Congress the hub operation for other dicto­ Scores of police And FBI agents tral" and Malaya "as basically pro- ed by the Soviet bloc and some appointment to see about cleaning Officers haven't deter niined law firm will announce his affilia­ substantially modified these pro­ graph plants in Providence, R. I.. were scouring We truck's past western. which gun fired the fatal bullet.’ African neutrals, Js the only top tion on Monday. He declined to grams, they will result in Inceases Red Bank, N. J., Toronto, Canada, route when Johnson telephoned the The substitution of India for Congo leader missing from the Identify the firm until then. in government spending and gov­ and Crawley. Sussex, England, as FBI: Malaya presumably wovild make LIZ HAS SETBACK roundtable conference. On Republican prospects ahead ernment controls... well as headquarters for its hear­ "Ive got liomething here you the commission more acceptable to I>ondon, March. 11 Cpi—Ac­ According to spokesmen, News Tidbits folks might be looking for." , the Palhet Lao, who flatly rejected Tshombe has emerged as the dom­ Nixon said the key to victqry in ing aid service and repair centers tress FUir.abeth Taylor suffered 1964 lies in the elections of 1962. (Continued on Page Nine) in major cities throughout the Mrs. Johnson told a reporter the king's peace solution. a slight setback in her recovei^’ inant force in the conference. He Culled from AP Wire.s what had happened: The I.eutralist leader .said an­ was to propose today that. The United States. from double pneumonia early to­ "We saw this bag laying in the other part of the peace. plan.-:^a 14- day, and doctors were sununon- Congo be called in future either nation conference — Is absolutely “The Community of the Associat­ street. My husband picked it up e— The sixth session of the confer­ regbne'of Fidel Castro . . . Rocket Democratic National Chairman ence opened in the Madagascar expert Wernher 'Von Braun reports John M. Bailey of Connecticut presidential palace under Kasa- New Haven, March 11 (/P)— an easy-lo-anger, choleric old good -progress on rocket booster says he. intends to make more vubu’s chairmanship today. Dele­ The program for the Yale bird," McMullan says. "This Reds Sentence “ twice ns powerful” as that used House Votes Euiergeney use "Of the party’s executive gates discussed the states' issue University Theater production takes real acting for him, be­ by Russians to blast their apace committee than his predeces­ until late last night. of "The Rivals" lists Crispin cause he's really such a gentle probe toward Vends last month, sor did. “ It will meet with them Delegates explained they want Maguire as the actor por­ person." « 3 to Death for i Mr. and Mrs. Elmer J. Ken- occasionally to provide a con­ to decide on a new legal name for traying blustery old Sir An­ ^n ger of Santa Cruz,. Calif., ac- Unemployment Benefits duit of ideas from the national And John Krich, who plays lei'cl hack to the local organiza­ The Congo so that the constituent thony Absolute. Sir Anthony's son, has this to used of keeping 13-year-old atates could -press for recognition M ass Slayings daughter' locked in filthy room for' tions,’’ Bailey told neii-smen be­ When the curtain falls on say: by the rest o f the world. seven years, will enter pleas to and a number of states already fore his ..first meeting with the tonight's final performance of "When I first met him, I Washington, March 11 (J’)--The*- group today slnre he became kasavubu, as president of the thought the atmosphere might Tallin, Estonia, March 11 (/P) child neglect charges Tuesday... House has completed action on have indicated they^ will not—it ' existing Congo central govern Sheridan's .comedy, Crispin A Soviet court sentenced three Walter Patrick McConaughy, now would coat the government an € ? ,- chairman. Eight of the 12 ex­ Maguire can resume his real be strained.' But, Krich says, President Kennedy's emergency ecutive committee members “everyone is natural with him. wartime police officials to death U.S. ambassador to Souto Korea, unemployment benefits program. timated $305 million with Kts 60-40 (Ottntlmied on Page Three) Identity — the Rev. Vincent appears likely to be cihosen as­ federal-state matching formula. were to. meet In closed session Maguire, 33, a Franciscan There is no strain at all.” today for the mass .murders of The Senate has barely begun work thousands of Jews, gypsies and sistant secretary of state for Far Government officials reported with the chairman to dhicnss priest. Bom in Hartford, 33 year(i on it. fund-raising to erase a 1990 ago. Father Maguire has long Soviet citizens during World War Eastern affairs . . . Purse snatcher A voice vote yesterday sent to earlier this week that 10 atates Father Maguire, a member been Interested In the theater in New York - knifes woman in campaign deficit of $2.8 million,^ State Airman Dies II. the Senate the final piece of. the have indicated they, may not par- and ways to strengthen party of the Order of Friars Minor and has performed in amateur "The sentence may, not be ap­ head as she emerged from under­ 2-blll package—a measure that tlciifeite in toe program, because In Crash o f Bom ber is a student at the ^Yale skits and routines. pealed,” Judge Robert Simson de­ ground telephone booth and so would make children of. the unem­ of lack of matching funds qr other organizations. Drama School, seeking his doc­ He was ordained to the savage is attack that knife broke ployed eligible for the same bene­ clared after reswllng the sentence. reasons. TRIP DELAYS QUIZ torate before resuming a priesthood in 1955 and went to Two of the condemned men. off In ber head. fits now received by children with- Tlie states are Arkansas, Flori­ Jackaon'ville, B7a., March 11 (iP) teaching career at St. Bona- St. Bonaventure University to Committee of attorneys repre­ but parents, or whose parents are Washington, March H UF4—• Ralf Gerrets, 55, and Jan Vijk, 44, da, Georgia, Iowa, Mississippi, President Kennedy’s controver­ —T bs prospect of milder winds venture University. teach drama. Three years senting 80 utility firms across disabled. North Dakota, Nebraska, South svUl lighten the chore of search were present at the trial. The sial nominee for governor of the '■The theater Is always try- ’' later he decided to go after third, Ain Erwin Mere, ,57, now United State.s, assisted by three Tile House last week passed toe Carolina, South Dakota and Vir­ parties today as they probe the Ing to state, something for Virgin Islands, Raphael M. Psls- his doctorate! and came to the lives in England and was tried in consultants, will make fact-finding companion measure which would ginia. ■ * wonsky, waters of a north Florida lake for universal man," he -said. "It Yale Drama School. He plans study of electric «iuipment sold provide up to 13 weeks additional fa<-es more critical ques­ five Na'vy alrmeq still missing in absentia by the Soviet govern The Senate Finance Committee tioning today before the Benats is a recreatld)]^ of controlled to finish in 1962 with a degree ment, which has ruled Estonia by companies proseauted in fed­ unemployment benefits to jobless completing public hearings oncthe Insular Afjalrt Committee. the crash of their patrol bomber. who have exhausted their p.resent events which man can watch, in history of the theater. Since the war. eral antitrust price-fixing cases 13-week extension measure yes­ Chalrnum CUnton P. Amlefson, IMvers recovered the bodies of and laugh at himself, and The. future 'will not find . . . Mrs. John F. Kennedy begins rights. three of the eight crewmen yes- The court a,t the end of a 6-day terday, heard a plea by Secretary D-N. M., said there Is a posa(- know himself.’ Father Maguire performing on trial found all three guilty of tbree-day weekend at Presidential This measure has' been stalled In of Labor Arthur J. .Goldberg, for Mllty committee action may bs ttfrday. Their P2V Neptune bomb­ stage, like many of his fellow rotreat, Glqn Ora. toe Senate Finance Committee, er was In formntlon oh a practice Tall and friendly. Father shooting to death many th masters degrees, the same number By AJfrod Bhebiwold tors that they found uncooked lj»- She waa born in Poland, Dec. 28, damafa to vehicles involved was One of the nice things about a !»«* V 1883, and lived here for the paat haa been offered a renewal con­ of steps and the same increments. 3 Occupants shutout bid Is that aomsUmea an testlnes froth beef animals and the 42 yearn She waa a member of St. tract on a two-ypar basis calling Scout Week Opens alifht 17 4 ^ Girl Scouts *re obeervlng CHrl opponent gats too high because carcass of an unborn calf being John'a Polish National Catholic for a salary, incTudirig expenses, Teaterday morning a 'station he refuses to be shut-rout. But wiarr * ^ ***ast eaten b j ^ g s dli a Hillstown Rd. Church. ^ Scout Week starting Sunday, All wagon being driven by Robert W. TItrM tenant! ordered to vacate *K<2 AA9S4 of $10,500 in 1961-62, and $11,000 girls ai;e urged to attend the a -4eneihent Itouee at 87 our opponent gats too blgh farm proved the deciding factof Surviving 'are two daughters, Dundberg. 18, of 26 jfUdding St., It la then your Job to bee ~ / - V 10 9 S 4 Misa Julia Ofiara of Manchester lin 9 6 2 - 6 3 .------i------— J church of their , choice in a body , waa struck by a town-owned back- 'Ave. will not have to move out yesterdny in bringing a verdict TTiere’s no doubt that South A KQlf7654 ♦ 9 * against the farm's. owner. and Mra. Anthony Salvatore of A new teacher salary schedule tomorrow, r flil shovel being operated by Erlis after all. The a t y Health Com- 4 2 « 10 6 5 9 was,too high at six clubs. A spade Samuel Lombardo, 48, of 1218//4 New Britain; a son, 'Victor Ofiara has been negotiated by the Board The school lunch menus next E. Keeney, 26. of 158 Keeney St. miasion haa revoked its eviction Xji SOUTH week Include on Monday — beef order following an Inapectton of lead would have settled his hash A Q 7 3 -t^Silver Lane, Blast Hartford,' was of Manchester; amd six grandchil­ of Education and teachers asso­ The accident occurred on Earl St., right sway. But\who could find a dren. ciation calling for a minimum of and gravy, mashed potatoes, but­ just north of E. Middle Tpke. the three af>artmenta. ty A 8 3 found guilty of feeding uncooked V spade lead with the West hand? garbage tq swine, and was fined The funeral will be held Monday $4,100 and maximum of $6,300. A tered beets, sliced peaches; Tues­ , At 3:40 yesterday afternoon However, the eviction order ia ♦ A 10 2 - day — pizza sauce on hamburg- atm in effect for Frank and Anna Aa it happened, West led the- A K I 9 8 $28. However, he appealed the ver­ at 8:30 a.m. at the Holmes Bhmeral $400 allowance above these figures cars being driven bV Emma W. **\Ve * ktog of diamonds, and South had Home, 400 Main St., followed by is provided for a bachelor’s de­ roll, tossed salad, homemade pea­ Mattis. 48, of 322 Lake St., and Stodolakl, both U , who live in an North Rast Sooth West dict, and posted an appeal bond of a chance to make his alam. ty Past ,2 A 4 ♦ $100. / a solemn high Mass of requiem at gree; ana an additional $400 for nut butter cookies: Wednesday — by William E, Matchett Jr.. 21. upatalra apartment. 1 St. John’s. Polish National CTatholic baked beans with catsup, cole .They have 10 daya from the date South counted five heart tricks Pan Pan . 3 ty' Pan A similar charge against his master's degree. This means the of Stafford Springe, scraped to­ and the ace of diamonds as his 6 A All FsM brother, Jtrtin Lombardo, 37, of 340 Church at 9. The Rev. Walter A. schedule ranges from the $4,100 to slaw, fruit gelatin with whipped gether on E. Center St., east of o f the notice in which to leave. Hyszko, pastor, will officiate, and $4,9O0 minimum; and from $6,300 topping; Thursday—sliced 'boiled Health Commlaeion membeca In- tricks in the side sulU. That left Opening lead —• A K Forest St., East Hairtford, was Madison St. him in need of six trump tricks nolled on the recommendation of burial will be in St. John’s Ceme­ to $7(100 maximum. ham, potato salad, buttered peas, apected the Stodqleki apartment tery. grapefruit sections; Friday—rice Monday and found it littered and, to make the slam. Prosecutor Eugene Kelly. H^ said There are 11 steps oh the salai'y Placea Diamonds ruffed another diamond with the that he felt that the state did not Friends may call at the funeral: schedule with $200 increments at and ti.ma fish casserole, green in their eatlmation, a poaslblo ace of trumpa tod returned a home tomorrow from 3 to 8 and 7 sti ing beans, vegetable sticks, ice Calliolic Women health nuiaance-'A fire in the hall­ South mentally placed eight have sufficient evidence to get a each step. Mrs. Leon C. Heckler, diamondV*'in the West hand for trump to finesse the eight. Then conviction. to 9 p.m. . board chairman, said the aim of cream. Bread, butter and milk way laet Saturday brought atten­ he could d r ^ two more rounds of Prayers will be offered at the the schedule is to obtain the best are served with all meals. Planning: Retreat tion to condiUona in the apart­ the imlnerahle leap to five dia­ In rendering his decision after monds. This meant that East trumps and run' the five hearts to hearing nearly four hours of testi­ funeral home tomorrow at 8 p.m. teachers possible. ment. win the first twelve tricks. The present salary. schedule is Manchester Evening Herald Inanraaoe Co. BUI Retorted would be ready to over-ruff if dum­ mony at Circuit Court in East Two weekend . retreats for my ruffed a diamond with a Jow I Still think shutout bids are Hartford, Judge Searles Dearlng- At Buckley School Frederick W. Benn $3,800 to $6,000 with the sanje Coventry cofrospondent, F. Fluil- Roman Catholic women' will be A bill to give the Rockville trump. ------wonderful weapons, but I have to ton said that he could "not get Frederick W. Benn. 88. of 119 $400 bonuses for bachelor and Ine Little, telephone PI 2-6231. Mutual Fire Inaurance Co. the A new approach to child‘"guid­ sponsored by the Manchester It was a dneh that Eaat had admit that they~ sometlmoe cut over" tile testimony of the two High St., Eaat Hartford, father of authority to write homeowneraf the wrong way. ance will be presented at Buckley Mrs. Robert W. Wilson of Man- Chapter of Our Lady of Calvary more"' trumps than West. ITiere- witnesses for tlie state that they policiea aa well aa fire and ex­ foro Blast was far more likely Dolly Queaffon had found raw meat being eaten School wheh Mrs. Dorothy Waldo cheater, died yesterday afternoon Retreat League on March 34 to 26 tended coverage policiea, haa been thiui West to have the ten of clubs. As dealer, you hold; Spadea Q by swine. Phillips, nationally known author at hom4 after a short illness. Officers of Defunct Group and April 7 to 6 at the Retreat favorably reported to the General South had to plan to ruff diamonds 7 3; Hearts A 8 3; Diamonda A 10 Max Korman, a livestock in­ and lecturer, ^visits Manchester Besides hls daughter, he leaves House in Farmington. Outriggers and surfboards on the sea ... .that is Hawaii. Clear skies and brillllant blue waters, Aaaembly. 2; Clubs K J 9 8. 'What do you spector for the ’State Agriculture Monday and Tuesday. .that is Hawaii. Gray mountaina Jutting up from sands ringed w ith'palm s...;that is Hawaii. in dummy with ore ace and queen, a son of Blast- Hartford; another TV-enty reservations are'' avail­ Vernon Repreeentative Gerald and he still had to draw trumps say? Department for seven years and< With the use of a puppet, Sam­ daughter of Winsted, four grand­ Need Help in Divvying Kitty able for both weekends. Women in­ Allen aald the bill, reported out and pick up the ten of clubs. Answer: Bid one club. You hove Miland Upton, a livestock Inspec'- my, Mra. Phillips has been suc­ children and five great-grandchil- terested in attending should cMl if they're l ^ . Third day out, a of the inaurance committee, ehould After careful consideration. 14 points in high cards, a com. tor for the U.S. Department of cessful in teaching children better t^e parish reprsentatives as fol­ habits at school tod home. Wanted: Opinions from formers-president, and George Slossberg. sunburn notice usually appeara, a have no trouble in paaaage. South led a diamond and ruffed In pulsory opening bid. If you play Agriculture for three years, gave ^ llgral services will be held members of the Green Manor As­ 95 Milford Rd., was elected troas- lows: sign that you're nearuig the trop­ The bm, Introduced by Senator dummy with the queen. He re- the Kaplan^heinwold Sjratem, bid nearly identical testimony on con­ Her lectures and courses in Monml^at 1 p.m. at the Lowe youth guidance ’ and adult educa­ sociation on a plan to distribute urer. During that year the organ­ Mrs. R. E. Hagedorn. Mrs. John Globe Agency Handles ica. . Sights In this region often Franklin G. WeUea, would author- tinrhed a low trump from dum­ 1 NT, showing balanced distribu­ ditions they said they found on a Funeramipme, 2534 Main St., money that's been hanging around mclude spouting whales and fiylng Joint inspection of the farm on tion have been sponsored by edu­ ization was Incorporated. T. Haney and Mra Johh Scheiben- iae the Inaurance company to re- my and finessed the nine from his tion with 12 to 14 pothts in high Glastonbm^. The Rev. A. Ripley, for flve'years. But by 1956, so many of tfae pflug, St. James' Church; Mrs. porpolaea. vlae Ita'Charter empowering it to hand. car^. ' Feb. 2. cational and civic 'groups through' out the United States. She has re­ pastor of Hockanum Methodist Vernon Hauschild, 63 Constance original members hqd moved away David Donovan, Mrs. Primo Traditional on every passenger write the homeowner-type policy. 'When this deep flnesee held. (Copyright 11901, They told of findii/g the boiler C^hurch in East Hartford, will of­ Dr., the last elected president of X,. Spring Hawaii Cruise ship is the captain's dinner to­ unit there frozen up and with no ceived wide praise for her ability from the area, and new residents Amadeo, M tv^ am es Benei’ento. John S. Maaon, aacretary of the macaroni aalad, baked beans, pick­ South was prsctteally horns. He General Feoturm Corp.) ficiate. Burial will be In Hockanum the defunct organization, said he didn’t care to Join, that the as­ Mrs, Ernest Fitagerald m d Mrs. ward the end of the voyage. A firm, aaid the charter revialon waa les; Friday—fish sticks, mashed tracks in the snow within 25 feet to create, through humor and sym­ would like to divide the $167.14 thousand balloons.' and "Aloha," of it. .They said there was a par­ pathy, a closer understanding be­ Cemetery, Blast Hartford. sociation didn’t have a quorum to Rofe Schwoerer, St. Bridget's requested to allow the 98-year-old potatoes, cabbage salad, buttered Friends may call at the funeral among three churches in the Green Chiireh; Mrs. Francis Minor and Hawaii is many places, as tour-’fjet, , flight 702, will leave at 10:20 spelled out in fluffy carnations, Estonian emigre organizations in tial load of garbage on . the ground tween youth and adults. elect new officers, said Hauschild. p.m. that night, and arrive at company to remain competitive beets. Milk, dessert and . eand- home tomorrow from 2 to 4 and Manor area. The corporation tsixes to the Mrs. Frank As^iar, St. Barthoio- Ists flocking there by the thou­ adds special seat to Matson's. with other firms. Sweden, the United States, Cana­ and that some 15 or 20 pigs were Parents of Buckley School chil­ TTie money has been in an ac­ Bradley Field at 6:15 a.m. the wiches served with all meals. Reds Sentence feeding on it. 7 to 9 p.m. state were allowed to lapse, so the mew*s Cimrch: and Mrs. John Tier, sands arc beginning to discover. Under the subtle tutelage of a The company haa aaseta of Maple St. School: Monday— da, England and Australia. dren will have an opportunity to count at the First Manchester ney and Mrs. James Murray, following day. native Hawaiian host and hosteas, Included in the garbage were in­ meet Mrs. Phillips when she fol­ Branch of the Hartford National corporation went out of existence. The Globe' Travel Agency, 805 The Globe agency has had much you find yourself graduating from about 1430,000, enough to meet pork with gravy, choice o f mashed ______f ______^______^ Mrs. Ruth V. Tyrrell Church of the Assumption. fire and extended coverage, re- potatoes or buttered ^ce, peas, testines of beef animals and ,a not lows her Tuesday afternoon visits Etok and TTust Co. for about five However, the bank account waa Main St., will handle all arrange­ success in planning cruises in the a "malihini" (newconier) tp a 3 to Death for fully developed, unborn calf.jf Kor­ with chlldran with a 1:30 p.m Mra. Ruth V. Tyrrell, 68. wife of Ihe retreats will begin on Fri­ qulrementa, but falling short of cranberry sauce; Tuelday—epa- Othmar H. Tyrrell of 83 Overlook years. still Intact, with no purpose to ments for a 17-day vacation to the past, and the Hawaiian vacation “kammaina" (old-timer). By the man and Upton could not be shak­ lecture for adults. In this talk she It is the last remnant of an spend it. Hauschild and Slossberg day evening with supper and end has been arranged to provide the last day out, you can execute (or requirements for the writing of ghetti with hamburg, buttered Dr., died yesterday afternoon at island paradise. green beans, cole slaw; Wednes­ en by defense attorney Ronald Ja­ will explore the personal world of organization which was started in are the only persons emi>owered with Benediction at 3:30 p.m. Sun­ traveler with a trip of a lifetime. at least appreciate) a hiila, and Uability Inaurance. Mass Slayings cobs in..,their testimony that these her-home. day. They are open to all Cathglic The luxury cruise from Los However, the requirements were day-choice of beef stew or clam the child and the passports by She was bom June 31, 1893, in 1951 by the new homeowners in to sign checks on the accoimt. ' "All ashore that's going ashore," you're familiar with the music, the were not cooked. which adults may gain entry to women of Manchester parishes. Angeles aboard either the SS Lur- reduced by the insurance commis­ chowder, assort^ sandwiches; Prince Bldward Isle, Canada. She the Green Manor development. Hauschild said he would like to Itne or MaCsonia ^*111 include 414 and you amlle a little smugly to legends, the Island clothea, the (Contlnoed from Page Ooe) The statute under which Lorn-, this world; The organization held several divide the money among three food and the drink. sioner's office, which haa the Thursday—b a km \luun, mashed LIMITED ENGAOEMEMT lived here for 20 years, and was a days each way of relaxing, ahlp- yourself. One last blast of the potatoes, buttered Vom , pickifd Ns Bsats reisrvcd. Shows sxsctly bardo was charged, requires that Mrs. Phillip’ appearance comes dances at the VFW Home and the churches being built in the area, whistle, and you watch the last Hawaii, when it flnallv looms on authority to lower the limit at participated in "horrible brutality” as pnssBted sa Brsadwar. member of South Methodist board sports, and fine foods. When beets; Friday—baked ' macaroni all garbage be cooked for one as part of a one-week tour of CThurch. American Legrion Home. It also including the Temple Beth Shol- die-hard visitors hurry off the the horizon, seems like an old its discretion. against the prisoners. half hour at the boiling point. Hartford area schools, sponsored took part In civic affairs, examin­ om, Concordia Lutheran Church, the ship docks in Honolulu, the friend. Police Arreet and cheeM, buttered wax beans, Bbswa today 4:M4:4t. S:M Besides her husband, she leaves traveler will spend five to seven gangway. Among the witnesses were tlx Fraak Siaatra SUrley HacLalao Lombardo is Under contract by the Highlights for Children ing issues and taking a stand on and St. Bartholomew’s. REAL ESTATE cole slaw. Dessert, sandwiches, Maariee ChoTallsT. Loals Joardaa two daughters, Mrs. Henry Moore day.i in the islands. The great ship backs, slithers Alfred R. Zweecki, 36, of 81 with the Town of Wethersfield to magazine. and Mrs. Thomas Conran, both of those that pertained to the Green Before donating the money, sideways, and points its bow to­ milk served with every meal. CMch Jewish women-who testified ■the agency has arranged a spe­ Vernon Ave., was arrested by Lake St. School; Monday— that all three had taken' part in la Colo Porter’s collect its garbage from house to Manchester; a son, Harold' V. Manor area. A monthly newspaper, however, Hauschild would like to SALES cial cruise beginning June 2. A ward the sea. You take your llrat State Airman Dies Rockville Police Thursday and waa house. It is mostly this type of Tyrrell of Windsor Locks; three was published. know if anyone haa any objection One ealee poaltioa open for new tentaiye look at the fellow passen- homemade turkey noodle soup, the brutalities. United Airlines jet, flight 702, will charged with driving without a ham salad sandwiches, assorted The prosceuting attorney in yes­ garbage which it fed to hia pigs, siatera, Misa Lena Vincent of Fort Beauty and the Republican Residents supported the organ­ to what he plana to do. Anyone effloe opening soon in Manches­ gera you'll be with for the next license. Police aaid Zweerka, who CAN-CAN’ Lombardo, said. About Town ization by contributing a dollar with a thought on the aubject leave that morning at 10:45 from In Crash of Bomber cookies; Tuesday — hamburg in terday's summation indicated Ann. N; Y., and two in California; When the nation's First Lady opened the Capital Flower and Garden Show In Washington on Thurs­ ter. Join one of central Con- 414 daya. Some, veteran travelers, recently moved to Connecticut In Color The garbage is cooked by hook­ seven brothers, Jo)m A. Vincent of per year per family. should contact either HausdiUd or ■eeUcnt’s lending residential Bradley Fill'd, and will arrive in gravy, buttered noodles, parsley that a major purpose of the trial Nutmeg Forest, Tall Cedars of day, she held a dozen First Lady Roses, grown especially for the occasion by C. R. Burr Co. Inc., of Los 'Angeles at 2:15 p.m., where no doubt, have already changed In­ from Vermont, had no license aside from punishing the guilty 8liow lime Saa. S:4S. S:tt, l:4S ing up a boiler unit to his gar­ Daytona Beach, Fla., Boyce Vln. In 1955 Hauschild was elected Slossberg. , real eatate firms—over 7.8 mil- to ship wear — berets, bright (Contlnned from ^age One) wax beans, cake squares; Wednes­ Plas akort oabjeets Lebanon, will hold a ladies night Manchester. CSiarles S. Burr, president of the company, brought the salmon pink roses to Wash­ the traveler will board one of the from either state, although hia car day—ravioli, buttered carrots, was to bringg discredit upon the bage truck in which steam pipes dinner dance tonight at 7 o'clock cent of Oakland, Calif.; Lester Uen doOara last year. Excellent slacks, skirts aild sweaters. carried Vermont registration. have been installed. The truck ington for the occasion. Burr's Introduced the roses for the first time at the show. They are said to luxury liners. prune plums; Thursday—corned at the Garden Grove. - Vincent of Crown Point; Ind,, be a “ prolific blooming garden variety." More than 100,000 persons are exj^cted to visit the show ceasmlaslon income for am- There have been some changes about - 15 fe^t of . water, several He is free j^ d e r 850 bond for then acts as the vessel In which James Vincent of Munroe, N. - Y., hitloiia man. Experience necea- The return cruise will arrive at miles from shore. beef, buttered cabbage, buttered In the District of Columbia National Guard Armory before the show closes March 15, (Capitol San Francisco early in the morn­ in the way of "atmos[Aere.'’ court appearance March 28. 1ft the garbage is cooked. and three in Canada; and nine •My. The filers whose bodies were re­ potatoes, carrots, cupcakes; Fri­ The Gleaners Circle, WSCS of Photo Service.) ______Leftist Rebels Chase ing on June 18. During the all-day Where, in the old days, a string Variety Show Set. day—baked macaroni and cheese, In reference to the frozen boil­ South Methodist Church will meet grandchildren. CoR Mr. Robtrt Barrows covered were: The Girls' Athletic Activities er at the farm. It waa brought Funeral senrlcei ■will iIkb held stopover in that city, the traveler quartet or college boy band en­ Lt. Robert K. Morse, 24, pilot, parsley wax beans and apple in the chapel Monday at 7:30 p.m. will stay at the Sheraton-Plaza tertained passengers, today there's Club of Rockville High School crisp. Bread, butter and milk out by defense testimony that Mrs. George McCalum will read Monday at- 1:30 p.m. at South AD 64)881 Jacksonville, son of Mr. and Mra. will hold its annual variety show Lombardo hooked his ■ garbage Methodist Church. The Rev. Law­ Hotel. The return United Airlines a Hawaiian Trio , in the bar. For Brian B. K. Morse, Olenvllle Rd., served with each limcheon. devotions. Early Retirement of Police Royal Loatian Troops many, this ir a first introduction March 24 at' the school. The show, News of Servicemen trucks up to a boiler at his slaugh­ rence F. Almond, paator, will offi­ State N ew s East Hartland, Conn. to be held In the evening, will con­ ter house In East Hartford while ciate, and burial will to in East to island music, and funny looks Lt. Cmdr. Walter T. Gardner Richard I. Marcham, sonarman Branch . 1088 of the National come over many a face the first sist of 17 acts, and participants third class, USN, son of Mr. and the emergency existed at the Ometery. Approved by Pension Board Jr, 39, Jacksonville, son of Mr. Association of Letter Carriers vrill 'Tliere will to no calling hours. . (Continued from Page Om ) time hearing a husky Hawaiian will be from the ranks of atudenta, Mra. Roger I. Marcham of Reser­ For Your Pleasure! farm. attend a special meeting Monday and Mrs. Walter T. Gardner Sr, alumni and Invited guests. , Korman told the court that bolt The'-^olmea Funeral Home, 400 Roundup ______- singing falsetto. 210 Monitor Rd., Portsmouth, Vn. voir Rd., departed Norfolk, Va., at Cavey’s Restaurant Dinner will then call an internatioal confer­ Days on this route are . 2414 Francis (Jenovesl and Daniel Feb. 20, aboard the destroyer USS „ ers have to be approved by_ the Main St, is in charge of funeral ar­ The pension board last nlght'f'age in the police department ,1a Police Arrests ence — of neighboring Aslan'na­ Freddie G. Pridgeon, 33, aviation be serv^ at 6 p.m„ and the meet­ rangements. lower than other groups RAYMOND E. GORMAN long, Hawaii time being two hours Little will serve ae masters of Willard Keith, for an eight-week State to be used for cooking gar­ ing will 'begin at 7:30. John Sul fContlnned from Page One) approved a retirement plan which tions including Commuist China, machinist mate second ' class of ceremony. DICK CALITRO bage. He salcl the one at the will permit Manchester police­ If another department, such £is behind California. 'This makes Jacksonville, brother of Benjamin refresher training exercise ht livan. New Ekigland field director, ■william F. Lord, 17, Phoenix Russia and western powers—to aet The show is planned and or­ farm was approved, although it Mrs. Victoria Henning men to retire at the age of 55, If the fire department, wished to INSURANCE AGENCY, Inc. every day going over like daylight Pridgeon, MO NW 109th St.. Mt-, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. will to present. The proposed contract'^'would St., Vernon, was charged at 3:05 up a Cambodia-Laos neutral buffer M EAST CENTER ST. saving. ganized by the club's leaders in The Keith, which completed a TRIO sits out in the open with no cov­ Mrs. Victoria Henning, 62, of provide a rising scale of Income they want to, provided they have start such a program, another ac­ yesterday’ ^ternoon with passing zone and arrange for national elec­ You need never go down to the ami. ► conjunction with Mrs. Clare Al- major overhaul in mid-February, ering, unlike most others. The Sbamokin, Pa., who was visiting 30 years’ service on the force and tuarial estimate would have to be tions in laos. The Jack^viU e Naval Air l^ta- St. Elizabeth's Mothers Circle limits as the size of the family a traffic light at Main and Park dining room, what with the never- bom and Mias Arlma Campo, dl- la making the cruise as a normally Bi^t Hartford boiler is not at will attend a potluck Monday at with her daughter, Mrs. Andrew increases. The present contract have contributed to the pension made of that department to deter­ Sts. He was told to appear in Cir­ Souvanna said he still intends to WILL BE CLOSED ending room service, and the fre­ tion identified the Other misaing scheduled post-shipyard overhaul present approved, he said. Bednar 6n Avery St., Warping, fund t'wlce the amount other town mine how much more the members leave Wednesday for Hong Kong crew members as: ; .; rectora. Tickets are now on sale. Tonight. 6:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. sets a $5,000 limit on family in­ cuit Court, Manchester, on March MONDAY. MARCH 13 UNTIL 1 P.M. quent between-meal shacks on Raffle Begins exercise. Korman testified that when he James Gleeson, 228 School St. died late .last night at Manches­ come regardless of size. employes contribute. would have to contribute for e£ir- 20. on a world toiJr that will take him deck. Lt. Richard W. Bennett. 31, Marine Pfc. Nelson L. Ott, son went to the slaughterhouse early The pension they receive will lier retirement. ^ to Rangoon, New Delhi, Cairo, Wichita, Kan. A> raffle conducted by Sacred AND EVERY FRIDAY ter Memorial Hospital. The new contract calls for a Vernon J. Sumara, 31, of School IN RESPECT TO THE MEMORY OF That's the Joy of the sea. You Heart Church wlt)> a top prize of of. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ott of Low­ in March to see if cooking was Frances Herron Council of She w u bom April 1, 1898, in limit of $6,0p6 for a family of not to any larger than what other Toward the end of the meeting, Rd., Andover, was charged early Paris and London. can be Just as busy or lazy as you . Jitmes T. Smith, 19, aviation er Butcher Rd.; Ellington, on Feb. AND SATURDAY NIGHT being done there, he was Unable a Ford Falcon will begin March 17, ______V______Pythian Simshine Girls will meet Shamokin. three with $^0 increases for each town employes receive, explained board member Henry Becker ask­ yesterday afternoon with fraudu­ "I would even go to the United MRS; WALTER P. GORMAN like.'"TTie Polynesian," this ship's electrian's mate third class, New- 15, left for six weeks training at , to find outlets on the front ,of the actuary Homer Anderson, but States if invited,” he said with- a hall, Calif. according to a church spokesman. Monday at 6:30 p.m. at Odd Fel­ Funeral services will to held at additional member. The t o j limit ed for a more detailed breakdown lently Issuing a check; It was for newspaper, prints a ' daily events Raffle .tickets will be aold from Vieques, Puerto Rich, with the TREAT THE FAMILY TO DINNER OUT TOMORROW building \^here they had been sev; lows Hall. Refreshments will to the Lucas FVneral Home, 830 E. is $7,500 for a family of six. they wiH be able to begin their of the Inv'eswnents which support the amount of $30 and was dated laugh. He said he would’ not re­ schedule. With a.s many as 24 Jay Adkins, 25, airman, Rt. 1, Third Battalion, Eighth Marine eral years ago when that boiler Race St., Shamokin, at a time to pensions earlier. turn to Vientiane, which he fled Jeffenoli, Ga. that date imtil the church's smnual served. The scheduling of the meeting the pension plan. Dec.' 9. 1960. Sumara posted a $100 different things a day to do, you Strawberry Festival June 17, at Regiment, an infantry unit of the DINING ROOM OPEN SUNDAY ■was approved for use by John to announced. , of the medical society’s lawmakers Manchester policemen unani­ He complained that the Hart­ bond for his appearance in Circuit in December, until an over-all Lao­ Harry G.., Cummings, 33, avia­ 12 NOON TO 8 P.M. can "gd-go-go" all the time, if you which time the prize will be Second Marine Division at Camp Lombardo. The Soroptlmlst Club will' hold The W. P. Quish Bhmeral Home, Indicates the society wants a mously requested the plkn, which ford National Bank and Trust Co. Courti Mfinchester, on March 23. tian settlement is reached. want it that way. The paper also tion electronics technician second awarded. Legeune, N.C. Two drivers for the aoci»ed a business meeting Monday at 225 Main St, Manchester, is hand­ quick decision on the new scale. will require them to give 5 per does not *1181 the market value of He seriously declined to spec­ dutifully reports weather condi- class. Oedarville, III, While at Vieques, the unit will end an electrician employed by Terry L. Ramsey, 19, aviation Proceeds will go for debt reduc- 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. B. ling local arrangements. . The society’s full membership cent of their pay to the pension the bonds' it , has purchased, but ulate on whether he feels any U.S. tions-'in key spots around-the main tloA. - parUcipate in the largest exercise him testified that the ouUets had fund, compared to -2.5 per cent policy change is in sight under the land U.S.A.—with.particular gusto electronics technician - ai J. Munson, 268 Porter St. meeting la one month later. only the book value. House Votes Fast To Receive Awards of tne year involving troops of the been moved to the' rear of the Mrs. Lucy Smith Grantorg . given by other town employes. He said a detailed list should be Kennedy' administration. South Bend, Ind. build'ng 'vhen cooking operations PINEHURST GROCERY Vernon Mariner Girl Scouts will Second Division. They will receive WALNUT RESTAURANT The executive board and mem­ Coventry — Mrs. Lucy Smith Mock Assembly ) After approving the plan, mem­ given to board members on a quar­ receive awards at a dress ship training in the latest infantry 7 WALNUT STREET— MANCHESTER, CONN. were shifted to the slaughterhouse bers of the Ladles of St. James Granberg, 53, of Catalan! Dr. and bers of the pension board were terly bEisls. Jobless Benefits program Monday during Girl tactics with the use of helicopters at the time the boiler at the farm Ftort Lauderdale, FTa., died yes­ Hsu-tford, March 11 (/P)—Stu­ uncertain whether th ey wanted to For Reservations: Call Manchester Mitchell 9-8070 win meet tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. at dent delegates from 15 Connecti­ WILL BE CLOSED Catholic Wopaen Scout Week at the 'Vemon Center to maintain their force-in-readl- froze in December. They added the \V. P. Quish Frineral Home, terday. She was the wife of Paul have the plan includ^, added to (Continued from Page One) Qiiang Troops Congregational Church at 7:46 ness role. that the Bkist Hartford boiler was 225 Main S t, to pay final respects Granberg. cut colleges wind up their annual the present ordinance, or whether p.m. Periodic tours vvill be made of of sufficient capacity to be ap­ She was born in South Dakota mock legislature today. they wanted to rewrite the entire Ceramic Sessions mid-April. After the bill fe:om es WESTOWM Set Boltoi^meeting to Mrs. Walter Gorman, who was In yesterday’s session life mock Capture Laos MONDAY, MARCH 13 Invited gueata are mothers and the Island and to the historic city proved by the state.' a member of the organization. on £>ec. 8, 1907. ordinance, incorporating the po­ law, he said, there are adminis­ ■■ PHARMACY fathers of the Mariners, Inter­ of Isabella Segunda. Korman and«'UptO'h made the In addition to her husband, sur- house, after committee hearings, lice pension' plan in the body of Set for Teachers trative steps required to start the 4S9 Hartford Rd,— Ml 9-M46 The Rockville District Council Duwayne L. Morganson, fire ENDS TONIGHT—FEATURE SHOWN AT 8:80 and 9:20 Inspection as part of twice a vlvora Include two sons, Paul E. approved bills that would limit the. ordinance. . flow of payments to long-idle of Catholic' Women ■will hold its mediate Girl Scouts of Junior high "The Wackieat Ship In The Army" and *Half Pint" John Deme will discuss "Does Border Towu UNTIL I P. AA school troops In Vemon, and Mrs. control technician third class, month routine inspections they Manchester Want New Industry?” Granberg and Marshall Grantorg; teenage driving to daytime hours, In either event, the ordinance workers. third open meeting of the year in USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank substitute liberal arts courses for Manchester elementary school To maintain our continuity RonaUd Maaon, hmiae mother of are required to perform at farms at a meeting Of the Rotary Club of a daughter, Mra. Paul Twltchell will have to to approved by the teachers will have an opportunity Sen. John J. 'Williams. R-Del., BoItoiMHonday. The session will be Morganson, of Maple St., Elling­ ' In thq area. Korman noted that education courses at state colleges (Continued from Page One) held^at St. Maurice Church at 8 the Nantucket, Mass., American Manchester Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. and two grandchildren, all of C3ov- board of directors after a public to participate .in a ceramic work­ said he planned two amendrhents. IN RESPECT of medical serrice we are ton, is serving aboard the radSr he had made approximately 16 In- entry: a brother, Wesley Smith' and establish mental health pro­ hearing. ■ ’ One would substitute pay-as-you- Youth Hostel where the girl's picket destroyer USS Flske oper­ grams. .( shop Monday and Tuesday from 4 vacationed laat summer. ^ spectlons at Lombardo's farm be­ Mrs. Jennie VecchioUa, 482 W. of Clean,'N.Y., and a sister, Mrs. James ^ th u r, chairman of the to 6 and 7 to 9 p.m. in the high go financing for the deferred pl£in Political sources here said the /T h e Very Rev. J. Ralph Kelley ating with the Sixth Fleet In the STATE tween July, when the statute went The mock senate gave its ap­ Middle Tpke., is guest of her sister Phyllis FV>bar of Helmuth, N.Y. in the house bill. It would step up cabinet session was to discuss the TO THE MEMORY OF Open All Day will moderate a discussion bn the The program will include Mediterranean. 8 BIG DAYS • CONTINUOUS SUNDAY FROM 2:00 P.M. proval to a bill that would ban re­ pension board, said he would con­ school: nautical soiigs led by Betty Mc- Into effect, end January. He said and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Potter Funeral Home, 456 Jack- tact Atty. 'Vincent Diana who is 'ITie workshop is being held as collection of the 0.4 per cent in­ matter of Shan^ insurgents Join­ Catholic viewpoint on the nature The Fiske is scheduled to re­ Shown At 3:20.6:20-9:18 P.M. ligious activities in public schools. ing up with the toti-Communtst of marriage. All Catholic womm 'Leod and Karen Staiger. Color that he did not always find boiler John S. Lloyd of Miami, Fla., and- son St,, Willimantlc, will to in working on codification of the part of the system''s in-service crease in employers' payroll taxes turn to the States in.August fol­ facilities in operation, and that charge of funeral arrtogements Elected officers to t the session by making it retroactive to Jan. 1. Chinese guerrillas. MRS. WALTER P. CORMAN are invited to attend and partln- slides of the troop’s various camp lowing the six-month cruise. formerly of Manchester. All have charter and ordinances. program. SUNDAY there had been other trouble. How­ Just returned from a boat trip to which -are Incomplete. were , Toni Ladarola, St. Joseph's The bill'now defers collection of Burma has asked neighboring pate in the discuuasion. ing, boating and social * activities Marine Cpl. David J. Lelben- College, president of the .senate; ‘ITie cost of the plan has been The purpose of the workshop is Thailand to keep^ it informed of will be shown. ever, he did not elaborate. Nassau. to provide practical experience re­ the tax until January 1963, and guth, son of Mr. and Mrs. James In their summations, both Kelly Bruce Marier, University of Hart­ figured on the average age of the any plans rto evacuate the Na­ The Vemon Mariners will alao policeman. Tlie 5 per cent contri­ lated to the teaching of pottery January 1964. R. Leibenguth of 45 Ellington and Jacobs stressed that there ford, senate majority leader; Jack Williams also wants thfe bill to tionalist irregulars from the bor­ observe Girl Scout Week by act­ Ave., is participating in a goodwill Perry, Trinity College, .speaker of bution will be compulsory for all craft,' and to introduce new ma­ waa no connection between this India Missionary Funerals men under 35 years of age on the terials and methods. Teachers will prevent retired workers from re­ der area, the newspaper Bangkok ing as hostesses to senior Girl operation \yhile serving with a court action and recent trichinosis the house, and Ronald Nappl, W6rld reportei^today. Scouts from Manchester, Glaston force now, and for all men hired participate in forming and deco­ ceiving unemployment compensa­ company of Marines aboard the cases in the state. Southern - Connecticut State Col­ tion. Goldberg asked that he hold The World quoted Foreign Min­ .bury, and Rockville at a potluck dock landing ship USS Hermitage Describes Work Stanley J. Straugh lege, 'house majority leader. in the future. rating clay .'shapes .following a They noted that the cooking of The few men on the force now demonstration of wlieel throwing, this amendment until the Presi­ istry-sources as saying an interna­ A FACT! March 16 at the Vemon Center and the tank landing ship USS garbage is to prevent a disease ‘The funeral of Stanley J. tional commission may be asked fo Mrs who are more than 35 years of and methods of pottery making, dent proposes changes in the basic Chur6h at 6:30.' Straugh, 60 Ridge St., waa held Graham County In the South At. among pigs only, while trichinosis Miss Virginia Watts, a- mission­ ARRESTS TOTAL 14 oversee the evacuation. There wiw In a 23 year survey it was found that only 3 out of Scouts Mark Ilielr Week ary' to India, will be guest speaker this morning at the John F. Tier­ age, and would not stand to bene­ glazing decorating, and other unemployment compensation law lantic. is .a disease HUman )>eing8 can Hartford, March 11 (iD—Four in a.later bill. ^ no elaboratipn. , , , 700 who dropped out of Sunday School were^bfought Vemon Girl Scouts and Brownies . The operation, known aa "Solant at the Calvary- Church (Assem­ ney Funeral Home, 219 W. Center more men have been arrested in fit from early' retirement because ceramic techniques.'' contract by eating pork whidh has St., followed by a solemn high Mass Uiey could not squeeze in 30 years’ . . . 697 were sent. will mark the beginning of National Amity,” will take the Marinea to rot been cooked sufflci'ently. There blies of God) tomorrow. an investigation of alleged phony Girl Scout week Sunday with group Puerto Rico, Trinidad, South Amer- She will show colored slides of of requiem at S t James’ Church. accidents-staged for the purpose *rvice between now and the time ]s no connection between i the two The Rev. Joseph McCann was they arq 65. will have the privi­ attendance in uniform at their lea and Africa. The men will pre­ diseases, Kelly and Jacobs said. her work at the "Door of Hope" of .collecting insurance. The four ^ PARENTS . . . BRING YOUR CHILDREN churches in the morning. sent school and hospital supplies, orphanage in that country to the celebrant, assisted by the Rev. nevif arrests yesterday brought the lege of paying either the present Roman CathoUc girls will attend Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. She John Regan as deacon and the Rev. total to 14 so far. State’s Attor­ 2.5 per cent or 5 per cent, sports equipment and other mS' Samuel Maltempo, representa­ THE SALVATION ARMY SUNDAY SCHOOL the 8 a.m. Mass at Sacred Heart teiials to the citizens of each port haa cared for abandoned ' babies James OiConnell as subdeacon. ney John.D. LaBelle said he ex­ South Windsor Mrs. Ralph Maccarone was organ­ tive from the police department 9:30 A.M. 661 Main Street .Classes For All Affes Church. Other servlceg will be: St. visited. ■ and motherless children at the or­ pects more arrests as his investi­ John's Episcopal Church,' 9:15 Selected iea'ihB from the com^ phanage for the past 10 years. ist and soloist gation broadens. Those arrested said that'even those who are over MOGHA a.m.; Vemon Center tJongregaOon- She will lead a devotional service Burial was in East Cemetery, yesterday, all from Hartford, 35 voted to pay the 5 per cent, be­ pany will challenge South Atlantic cause their suivivors will have al Church, 11 a.m.: Vemon Metho­ teams in at)ijetic contests and will LaFleur Given at the 11 a.m. public Morning Wor­ where Father Regan read the com­ were Philip Evans Jr., 30; George dist Church, 9:30 a.m.; and Talcott. mittal. Bearers were Joseph Bela- Kalousdean, 44; Michael Stevens, greater benefits. stage drill tod Judo demonatrs' ship service. The cost to the town will in­ villa Congregational Church. 11 Miss Watts, a native of Brock­ zaras, Stanley Cdoney, Raymond and John Kozaklewich, 39.' Each a.m. tlons. ■ Johnson, Orton -MacDuff, Walter crease only slightly, said Ander­ The operation task, force la made Prison Term ton, Mass., is living in Newfane, of them was released- under $5,000, RIPPLE Brownie Day will be observed Vt.,' before returning to India In Kupchunos, and. John Dzen.^ . . bond to await court appearance son. There, will he no increase in Tuesday at the Lake St. School at up of five ships under com­ mand of Rear Adm, Allan L. Reed, six months. on charges of obtaining money un­ the current service benefit, but £ 8:80 p.m.' with scout film strips, In Fatality der fkise pretenses. slight incre£we in the unfunded lia­ Enjoy Fresh Fruits flag ceremonies, singing and a play. Commander U. S. South Atlantic She has helped educate and train Fleet Approximately '400 Marines the girls in sewing, child care and bility payments, since the pension Similar activities are planned for G>ngo Leaders payments will start a little sooner Wednesday. Girl Scout Day at the and 2,0(W sailors are participating Henry A. LnFleur of 427 Abbey cooking and has given them Chris­ Columbia and Vegetables From In the exercise, which is scheduled Rid., South 'Windsor, has been sen­ tian training at a large Sunday than had been plfmned under the CREAM school at the same time. Instead present plEin. of a play, the girls will hold\a quiz to end in May. tenced to a yedr arid a day to three School she'conducts in India. program. p • years in Jail for criminal negli. ^ e will give an illtutrated talk Fail to Agree Even with this slight Inci'ease ■-k".'. /. — . * i Car Breaks Pole said Anderson, the town’s cost tor ^ Exhibits of scout work are to be HARDWARE EARNINGS DROP gence in the hit-and-nm auto death at ,a publlo service Wednesday at Delicious Coffee, Ice Cream -rippled with a on display Tuesday, Wednesday New Britain, March 11 (JPI— of a 81-year-old East Windsor 8 p.m. at the church. The Rev. (Continued tootn Page One).- .As Driver,Doses the policemen will still be lower Velty-smooth, pure itiillc.chocolate sauce: It's and Thursday aftemomie In the The American Hardware Corp. re­ woman. Mary C. Gilson was hit Kehneth L. Gustafson, pastor of than it Is for any other town em­ ports net earnings of $1,802,042 CalWry Church, said she will dis­ ploye group, because the average EXTRA GOOD! ' * v. PEROTS school library. . - Aug. 12 by a car which LaFleur ment, would to. a natural link'be- A Manchester man was arrested Asparagus, Beligue Endive, Romaine .and Boston Let­ Episcopal Churchwomen of St. for 1960 a drpp from the $2,826,- had been driving while his license- cuss current events and the prob- tween the old and new systems John's Rockville, will sort and pack 125 earned the previous year. The was under siupenion for drunken leins of India. Reporters were told' that, once this morning after the, car he was ^ ' Enjoy Some Qve^ the^eekend tuce, Spinach, Dandelions, ^ e t Greens, Rhubarb, Green operating struck and broke a util­ and Yellow Squash. clothing for shipment to Puerto earnings were equal to $1.73 a ‘ driving. The accident occurred on the format of T he Congo ia de- Riop at thslr work meeting Tues­ share, aa compared with $2.77 in Wapping Rd., Blast Wlndaor. La­ cided.^toe delegates can' then agree ity pole on Rt. 6. X '/ . \ '■ . ' ■ Honeydews, Strawberries, Plums, Nectarines, Temple day at 8 p.m. at the Ellington Ave. 1959. The 1960 salea total waa Fleur was arrested the following Jobless Father OQ establishing a coordlnaUni Roy L. Goff, 26,, of 33 Division REAUESTATE and Navel Oranges. Bluie and Seedless Grapen, Pears, pariah house. Members will be $43,794,000, down from $45,382,- ••IMIIX FOliEST • BNDEMGX OMWFOilO 'OEONOliA MIFFO «ian 11 day. He was sentenced yesterday body--also under Kaaavubu-r-t S t, told State Trooper Frederick Indian River Grapefruit. aakdd to donate a dollar each to 074inl95fi|.- *' In superior court. Finds $240^000 fix policy On the fairing o f ‘Torelgn Avery of the Colchester Troop he SALES cover the cost of 10 new blouses ' PLUS AT 2;00-4r88-7:50 PJ)I. tecfanicians and advisers’’ needed. was driving on Rt. 6 at about 6:45 for the box and postage. a.m. when he fell asleep. Th*e car One sales position open for new WE HAVE A LARGE SUPPLY OF Manchester Evening H e»ld (Contlnned from Page One) Tfais body, tfae delegates pointed office opening soon in Manches­ Hostesses for the meeting will i 3i.K'bs4t.oAli. • - South Wndsor correspondent, El­ out, w ^ ld be able to prevent ran off the right side -of the road be Mrs. Joseph Belottl and Mrs. and hit the utility pole, snapping ter. Join one of central Con­ nvjMNSiDK:: more G. Burnham, tolei^tie ‘Curiosity got the. better of-m e Oommumst Infiltration into ‘The necticut’s leading residential John H. Siser. \ I tii:/ S'.M) I AVI I H U u MItcheU 4-0674. I it in half. MACS and BALDWINS Sohool Meoiis\ and I turned around tod looked, Cbngo. real'estate flnns—ovcr.7JI mil­ t at it I aaid, ‘Do you know arhat ‘ITiey said, the Gizenga, rogime Goff could not produce a valid lion doUara last year. Excellent AT THE STAND AND OBCHARD Northaast School: Monday— Ends Tuesday! driver's license, Avery said, aiid spaghetti, tossed salad, graan Vinyl Spray New you’ve picked up ? TTiefe’a $240,000 in SUmleyviile would- become ’’an commission income for am- You Can Taate Thl Quality in that bag.’ He said ‘n ^ ’-- «nd outlaw > ^ m e ” If it held out Was charged with operating wlt^- bltioua man. Experience. neces­ beans Tuesday—baked luncheon mm 7 but a license. He. .was also warned GROCERIES. DAIRY PRODUCTS, COLD MEATS I M helping of FUN! Cincinnati—A Cincinnati firm start^ shaking all over." ^ iLgaihst tMa becatise tfae majority sary. meat, maahed potatoes, bul8 tor reckless driving. Court date Weekdays 7 A.M. to 9 P.M. • *• terad earrots; Wadnaaday — to­ has developed a spray coloring to JoHnaon aaid: “ I was- knocked o f TTie. C o n « states wHlUn either Cflfl Mr. Robart Barrows Routes 6 A 44A change or renew the color of -^ y l off my feet I neVer dreamed I’d C o

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,‘MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 11. 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 11, 1961 P A G E FO UR PA G E F IV E noea of PresMaat Kaanady, iths muakimts still In tM Itsd, 10. Sermon Topic: "Josus Before •Wonders of the Vniverser ManrlypHtpr ferem Pilate." and ha found that, for all the when It comes to dsstgnlng hdmss 10:30 a.m.. Church School for pnaidential personal competence la which originality, comfort, and children said youth, grades 0 Ettpning IfpraUi on dieplay, they were aomehow utility ora all combined. through 10. Morning Worship tor adults, youth, and children. Grades Data Verifies Impact o S ^ INC. miaaing their highest possible IS Street 1 through 4. Sermon topic: "Jesus SleacbestOT. Conn. value. As they have been going, Before Pilate." Coffee hour at eloee. THOSIAS F. rtlRGUSON they have opened with e seriee of S t Jamea* B. Ol Church VALT^ R FERGUSON Ocatsr ONi(f«(sttaial Okniek Our church oichestra will provide PnbUsbera ___ presi^tlB l spot news aimounce- Connecticut 11 OsMter St. BIsgr. John F. Hoanon, Paator music. Of Lunik II on Moon Founded Octob« 1, 1S81 menta most of which could just Bar. CtlSord O. SImpaoM Rev. James ,T. -TaL Ml 9-7322 Telephone MI S-6727 mieaaure, expounded one of the Church School. Nursery clssa for prediction • led many European Were you one of those who call-^ memorable, and, to a very large "Substance” will be the subject Sacred Heart Church astronomers to observe the moon ject on the moon at the proper in toten. cessive vibration will wear out the with a sure feeling that every­ Roving Ambaasador Averel| part, they constituted his stature minor additions which had been three-yesr-olds. Music by the of the lesaon-sermon. time a close scrutiny of the moon ed or stopped at the P * M Uphol­ a wide selection of materials to front end; so be wise, have the thing is in aa safe driving condi­ made in the bill as it had been re­ ' R t 30, Vernon ' with telescopes hoping to see the stery Shop, 203 N. Main St. and Harriinan said In Berlin the other and effectiveness aa a leader, dispel Choir. The Golden Text Is from II Tim Rev. Ralph Kelly, Paator dust cloud which might be raised. plate indicated a amall dark spot choose from. For the finest in cus­ wheels checked for proper balance. tion aa is humanly possible. drafted Into a form considered 10:30 s.m.. Divine Worship snd Call III 4-1111 v/ere unable to find anyone there? tom furniture, in re-upholstering, These things do not take long, but How safe are your tires? Bettor "One Call D oes It AU" day that the Kennedy administra­ which was, aa history is likely to 2:19. After Impact the only evidence at 9:03.6 p.m. and a trace on the ABC APPLIANCE suitable by the party. In addition Church School. Nursery tor in­ Selections from the Bible In­ next exposure taken at 9:05.5 pjn. The ahbp was closed , for quite a depend upon the P and M Up­ if they need adjusting you will »ave check them before spring and if DRY CLEANING tion did not consider Itself -bound judge, aomethlng much more than to exempting televialon set manu­ fants. Music by the Bmsnuel Masses at 8, 0:30 and 11 a.m. for the event came from vague re­ FOR REPAIRS, little time due to illness but it is holstery Shop. clude Prov. 20; 12. ports of sightings. There was also Impact Confirmed yourself money by having it done you do need new ones, Kelly- by the past on the issue of BeC- any present day discounting of his facturers, branches of govern­ Chdlr. Sermon at both aervices by Correlative pasar-L'es from “ Sci­ REPLACEMENT now open for business as usual. Springfleld are sure to give you and LAUNDERING REPAIRS First Lutheran Church disagreement on the location of From this evidence token a8 ON ALL TYPES OF Dubaldo now. Un, and suggested the problem performance would suggest. ment, and educational institutions Paator Anderson, "Christ Can ence and Health with Key to the scattered polnto the impact of So many people have tried the It would be a good thing to have miles of trouble free driving. Good­ 19 Maple S t -M I 9-8879 from the prohlbttlona of the act Meet Every Need." Rock-vUle the place of fall. The only positive MUSIC CENTER P and M Upholstery Shop and Branches At: Mtould be considered as If it were The presidential press confer­ Scriptures,” by Mary Baker Ekidy, Rev. David G. Jaxhelnrar, D.D., evidence was the cessation of Lunik 11 on the moon to con­ the car tuned up, the points and'' year tires are also sold at the there hod also. Shea said, been Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Lenteh Includb page 162: 13-16. firmed. 186 MIDDLE JTPKE. WEST found the work "'Bone here to be plugs checked to make sure you Willis Garage. 601 OARTFORD RD. REPAIRS ON— new. ence has become what ought to be added an exemption applying to Paator radio signals when they should most satisfactory, both as to Radio Today The next day. In Washington, "Quiet Hour" service with Pastor 9 a.m., Sunday School classes for have stopped and the change In If you are wondering why a 2 ^ TEL. Ml 9-6205 are getting proper spark, have the The Don Willis Garage main­ * 209 N. 51AJN ST. the most valuable single informal work done by an Indiridual citi­ Joseph Bourret of Windsor aa Conoordla Ev. Lutheran Church mile spot on the moon Is so dif­ quality of workmanship and prices carburetor checked to insure eco­ tains a complete electrical de­ GRILLS, ELEOTRIO IKONS, Secretary of State Dean Ruak zen oh a television set he himself all ag«s. Adult Bible class. Teacher frequency of those signals aa the^ Institution in our life as a free and guest preacher. Winter and Garden Sta. training class. ficult to see when craters of this ACCORDIONS charged. Max Pirog, the owner of WDRO—1360 nomical gas consumption, have the partment and ail of the work is NEW SYSTEM TOASTERS, PEROOLATOB8, waa careful to make it clear that owns end uses. Rev. Paul C. Kaiser, Paator moon's gravitational field acceler­ size are easily disceriilble, the an­ the business, has had over 25 years 1:(KI A. J. at Midday valves adjusted, the air filter done right on the premises. Your democratic people. It should be a 10:15 a.m., Church Service. Ser­ ated the speed, of fall of Lunik n :i:U5 J e r ry Blahup Snow VACUUM CLEANERS, this statement by Harriman The position taken by this new swer is that when the spot was KINSM AN o r g a n s of experience in this work, he hss 6:05 Art -Johnson Show cleaned. Little things, but they add car's entire electrical system can LAUNDRY HEATERS, FANS, mutual education and Information Second Congregational dm reh 8 a.m.. Holy Chmmunlon. mon, "Sharing in the Victory.” to the lunar surface. upholstery everything from furnl- meant abaolutely no deviation and ad^tional exemption in the S80 N. Mala S t Service broadcast to Sunday School Intense and the dust concentrat­ WOODCOCK 8:05 Kaynor Shines up to the smooth running of your be rebuilt right here and this saves DRY CLEANERS SEWING 51ACHINES process, from which both the peo-. bill, Shea said, waa that "some 9 and 10 :M a.m.. The Service, Verifying Data ed, the spot was extremely small. Private Instructions utre to walls and kitchen nooks. 11:05 Simtliahl on SporU car. ’ you both time and money. from two American purposes—the Interim MQnlster, Church School and nursery. rooms. Nursery during service. However, subsequently other REFRIGERATION CO. 11:15 Kaynor Shinea Main Plant: 44 Harrlaon S t pie and the Presidency benefit. people In the state who are ex­ George Roberts, D. D. Tuesday, 7:30 p.m., Church It expanded rapidly and finally, Instruments and Supplies During this time he has worked 1:00 News. SiEonli This was a winter to test your Had your brakes checked re­ Phone 3n 9-7153 All work guaranteed «me to preserve the freedom of President Kennedy, oh the surface, perienced in electronics should not 6:30 p.m., Luther League. Council meeting at the church. evidence hss been uncovered-whlch whqii^t was large enough to be for both large wholesale, as well WTIC—1080 shock absorbers and if those in cently? If they are worn they Beilin, the other to maintain our be deprived of the privilege of -Aaaoelate Mlaiater, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Midweek apears to verify the impact of readily seen, the dust had been Orchesifa for Hiro as retail ' companies. Since he 1:00 Monitor could- easily score the drums and would aeem to have the equipment Mrs. Richard H. Pinaey Wednesday,. 7 ;45 p.m.. Midweek 1:15 Your Home Decorator your car are worn better replace occupation rlghta there. But he did fjxlng their own set." Lenten vespers. Lenten Service. The fourth medita­ Lunik n. L. Detre, a ranking as­ spread so thin that it blended in­ opened the shop about two years them for worn shocks can cause that means they will have to be to make this process of contact 8:30 p.m., Pastor’s class. tronomer who is Director of the to the background, again becom­ 1:3U S a tu rd a y M atinee turned. Be sure to have them concede that it might be quite pos* This particular addition to the 10 a.m.. Morning Worship and tion in the "Life of Christ” series ago his services have been en­ 3:00 Metropolitan Opera a car to go out of control. The and Interchange a very rich proc­ language of the proposed act will be illustrated with colored pic­ Budapest-Szabadsaghegy Observa­ ing difficult to see. United Rmt-\QJUa gaged by an increasing number of 6:o5 Monitor Willis Garage have the Montro- checked at the Willia Garage and CUNLIFFE Bible that a new administration Church School. Nursery for chil­ Jehovah’s Witnesses tory in Hungary. Indicates that at The real hold on the Impact lo­ The A»ray I MafO*ar 5::t0 Special Report be safe. For the finest in repair DON WILLIS ess Indeed. The format and con­ came, we must point out, from the dren during worship services. A tures on the screen. 'The topic will ri,r MMT Auvrmm. BONANZA people. 6:00 News. Weather Matic shock absorbers and once In­ might make fresh surveys and political, and not the profesalonal, - Kingdom Hall be "Jesus’ Closing Ministry.” the Budapest Observatory on the cation comes from phot(^aphic Have you considered custom 6:20 Strictly Sports stalled you will feel the difference aervlce, choose the place where duct of. hia press coAferencea to welcome to the Girl Scout*. The 191 Main St. evidence which indicated that at 6:30 Monitor they are genuinely interested in MOTOR SALES reach fresh conclusions and pos­ side of the bill’s sponsorship. The night in-question he observed the 250 TOLLAND ST. furniture, made to your own taste 7:05 Keyboard Kintn>ins in the way your car handles. EXPERT AUTO BODY and date have, however, missed this sermon by the Rev. George Rob­ moon at the crucial time with a two minutes' after impact- the spot seeing that your car is in safe me­ GARAGE sibly formulate fresh policies for organized group of television serv­ erto, D. D.' St. John’s Episcopal Church BOOK SALE and to exactljj fit into the decor of 7:30 Monitor ' When it comes to having wotk PENDER REPAIRS fine possibility. Some subtle shad­ ice men pushing the licensing pro­ 3 p.m.. Public talk, "What la 9 Eniington Ave. seven-inch refracting telescope. was amall enough tq be easily EAST HARTFORD your own home ? At P and M 10:30 Jazz chanical condltloi}—the Don Wil­ 18 Main St., T el Ml 9-4531 the Berlin sltiiation. 7 p.m.. Mu Sigma Chi will nieet God’s Why to SaJ-vation?” overlooked, while about two min­ 11:00 Newa done on your car, there ia no finer lis Garage. ing away from spot news an­ posal thinks more of protecting Rockville The visibility was so good he was BU 9-6333 starting Thursday, Feb. 16 Upholstery you can pick out any 11:16. S p o rts Final place in the world than the Wlllia ENA31EL and LACQUER , One hopes go, because one hopes nouncements, and more occaalonal the public than of preserving at the church with Mr. and Mrs. 4:10 p.m., Watchtower study Rev. James L Grant, Rector able to use a magnification of 500 utes later it had become so faint style frame you wish, by the way, 11:30 Monitor REFINISHINGS that there la aome way around the Stanley Matteoen. Junior High Pil­ articles, "Keep On the Watch aa as to render positive Identification Power and Hand Tool. 12:06 Starllftht Serenada Garage. Don Willis is a particular­ Speclalixing In moral and Intellectual foraging of quaint. individual privilege. Later which permitted significant de­ Savings Up to 60% this is the only-4hing not made 1:00 Sign-off ly fine mechinic with over 30 years concept of a Berlin policy which on in the hearing, in fact, the lead grim Fellowship will raset at the Sona of Light,” and "Awake to 8 a.m.. Holy Communion. tails to be seen. difficult. Painting and Decorating Tools right on the premises, and have it WHAY—010 REASONABLE PRICES the type President Eisenhower church. Adult discussion' group Our Reaponalbllity.” Prov. 60:2; 9:15 sjn., Morning prayer, With the success of the Lunik n Garden and Land Tools experience on all makes of cars. FREE ESTIMATES BRAKE SERVICE has been routine for many years spokesman for the group apbke At precisely 0:00 p.m. a member it is certain that other probes will SLANXHES'TER finished just as you desire. There 1:00 Club 91 ■ He has a tremendous pride in the Scouts Plan used to accomplish, usually to with aome eorrow and pity of the meets In parlor. Topic, "Our Pro­ 10:5. Family Service, and classes. of the observatory staff, M. Loras, Baby, HouMhold, Party are all kinds of samples of mate­ 4:00 Sound Stage RT. 80—WAPPING, CONN. now. This la the Idea that It ia a testant Beliefs." Wednesday, 8 p.m.. Group atud- be soon on their way to the moon. and Banquet Needs 7:30 Sattirdav Night Dance Parly high quality of the work done in Front End Alignment everybody’s surprise, might do the "dp it yourself craze" which had 11 a.m.. Morning prayer and called out that there suddenly ap­ BOOKSHOP rials to, choose from, the cushions 8:00 Night Flight hia garage. With the rapid expan­ policy, and an American achieve iea in the Bible aid, "Your ’Will Be Perhaps at some time in the near Invalid Needa 12 00 News. Sigh Oft Open Houses AT THE DUCO SIGN trick, even led some misguided people, to Sermon. peared a dark spot which he had future we will be told of an impact ANDREWS BLDG. can be filled with cotton, foam rub­ sion of his business he has had to ment, if we merely maintain the the practice, -of taking their - own \ South Methodist Church Done on Earth,” at 287 Oakland 6:30 p.m.. Young People's Fel­ ber or springs. When the furniture WPOP—1410 TEL. Ml 4-1223 General Repair Work not seen before. A few seconds visible from this side of the earth. 67 E. Center St.—Ml 8-lOSfl 1:00 News add more and more men to his status quo In Berlin, which means television tubes out to so-called Lawrence F. Abnond St., 20 Marble St., 18 Chambers lowship evening prayer -and Len­ is finished you will have some­ Five Senior Scout troops will St., and 12 Trotter St. later he announced that the dork I know of nothing more exciting 1:10 Lou Terri staff as well as enlarge the garage that we successfully fight off Rus­ The Palace In The Swanip testing stations instead of trust­ Percy M. Spurrier ten study progrram. spot waa expanding. His colleagues than the prospect of seeing a lunar PARKINO HI REAR thing that you will be extremely 3:00 Conn Ballroom While he no longer can take care hold open house during Girl Scout ing regular service men. But both Ministers Friday at Kingdom Hall, 7:25 Tuesday, 8 p.m., Episcopal CAMPING 6:00 News Weather sian pressures to change that at the observatory took turns at Impact through a telescope. prpud of, for there is nothing to 6:15 Conn Ballroom of all work personally, he made 'Week for all eighth grads girls As the winter snows and the the political and the profeaaional p.m.. Theocratic miniatry school. Church Women supply box meet­ compare with custom furniture. 7:00 Bob Scott status. the telescope, i viewing this new (Copyrlnght 1961, General .sure that the men doing this work MANCHESTER high winter waters have been brands of solicitude for the public 9 and 10:45 a.m., Morning Wor­ 8:30 p.m., Service meeting. ing. marking and Confirming the ex- Features Corp.) EQUIPMENT If you have the idea that this cus­ 7:30 News. Weather were thoroughly experienced, re next week. TODRAINE Fighting off the Russian pres­ Thende, “ Be, Hospitable By Invit­ Wednesday, 6:15 a.m.. Morning 9:00 Ray Somers- gradually receding* from our were touching. i ship. Girl Scout Sunday. Sermon CUSTOM MADE tom furniture is too high priced, 11.(HI .Newe liable mechanics so that the qual­ Purpose of the open house pro­ sures which would tky to Induce It even' developed, aa diacuhaion by the Rev. Mr. Almond,' “You ing All of the' Memorial.” Day'a prayer, Tent., Cot., Sleeping Bags, you will be pleasantly surprised. 11:10 Ray Soniera ity of the work done here would m e m o r ia l CO. swamp, a large conical dome has Hayes. Ushers, James Boettcher Sermon, "Let There Be Light,” by 1:00 Dei Raycee grams is to acquaint eighth grade appeasement or surrender, or a got down to the bill's "grandfa­ Were There; Caiaphas, the Hig^ text, Acta 2:46,47. 6:30 and 10 a.m., Holy Com­ Air Mattres«*8, Stoves CANVAS AWNINGS Why not call at the shop, it is open stay at the same peak of perfec­ Opposite East Cemetery PAINTS been rising, still'far beyond our Priest." Church- School for nur^ munion. and Marshall Wepington. the Rev. Mr. Bowman. _ Lanterns WINF—1230 girls with the activities of the losing compromise on the issue of ther clauae," that standard- sec­ 6:30 p.mv, First'of Lenten sup­ 10:40 a.m.. Church School for daily from 10:30 each morning 1:00 Showcaio, News tion. The men working for him not For Best Results approach, but Inviting some June tion of new licensing bills which ery through Junior high. Calvary Church 7 :is p.m.. Evening prayer. Guest until 9 at night except Salui'Say B;30 Mutual Sports - . only do the work ordered, but they wing, international friendship Berlin Is so necessary It ought or July foray, if we remember (AasembUes of God) preacher, the Ven. Sherman An­ pers. Deaconess Mrs. Dorothy infants through Grade 4. MANCHESTER B:S0 Sport.-t Special also look out for mechanical de­ mariner, mountaineer and trail Quality Memorials tells who can get In under the pro­ 10:45 a.m., Church School for Welles will be incharge of the pro­ 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship. when the hours are from 10:30 6:00 Soundflight USAF blazer eenior troops. I*revious Girl to bo automatla But It is not a fessional wire- before the new senior high. ‘Toward a Better 647 E. Middle Tpke. drews, rector of St. John's Church, 6:05 Showcase and News fects that could cause trouble la­ ^ Over SO Years Experience such things toen. East Hartford. gram. Missionary society will si^n- Sermon, "If You Want It, Give It, SURPLUS SALES CO. to 6 p.m. If these hours are not Scout'membershlp is not required policy. It seems, from a distance, the standards are set up, that Understanding of Praysr," adult Kennelli L. Ouatafaon, Pastor sor the evening. A filmstrip, 169 N. MAIN ST. convenient for you, call them at 7:06 Social Security ter on. If something is found, this both politicians, and professionals Away,” by Bruce^T. Salter, asr 7:15 F.vening Devotions Is reported to the owner. of the for these senior troops. PAUL'S The nearest we have cbme to largest and most ornate winter course taught by the Rev. Mr. Rockville Baptist Church "Jlnuny's Question,” will be shown. .sistant at Depot Square MI-9-6324 for an appointment. 7:20 Shnwca.->e and Newa Coll ML 9.5807 ' shared a tender heart for those Spurrier In Susannah Wesley 9:45 a.m., Sunday School classes 7 p.m.. Senior and junior youth Stop in and look at the samples, 9:30 Music Beyond the Stars and News car, it is his decision as to whether, The schedule of open houses will PAINT SUPPLY espousing the Idea that, thar^ residence our muskrats have ever scattered existing service men of for all ages. Colored slides of In­ 69 Union St. 6 p.m., Senior Pilgrim Fellow­ Open Dally to 9:00 PM. 12:05 World News Roundup he wants the ^situation remedied. be' as follows: Troop 1, interna­ Hall. Rockville groups vrill meet. ship Constitution Committee will estimates will bO furnished glad­ 12:15 SIgnoft 645 Main Street ought to be a policy with^reg:ard built on our swamp. They do not poor ethics- or no competence 5 p.m., Youth Division Council dia shown at 10:30. A- - J. FARR—MI 8-7111 ly and there is no obligation. tional friendship, Monday at 7 'V . :ijME’rn , Prop. , to Berlin came when President Ei- Rev. Wlnthrop W. Farnsworth, meet in the classroom over the of­ p.m. at Center Oongregational even bother to build a winter home whose alleged operations had pro­ in the library. 11 a.m., Morning Worship. Miss Pastor Rockville Methodist Church fice. Iryou have a chair or sofa that Baurriaon S t, Manchester Tel. MI 9-0300 aenhower, at Camp David, agreed vided the inspiration for the li­ 8 p.m., Eighth grade member­ Virginia Watts, missionary in In­ you are particularly fond of, don't Church: Tfoop 50, wing, Monday when they know the winter is 142 Grove St. 6 p.in.. Senior Pilgrim Fellow­ at 7 p.m. at'Center Church; Ship with Khrushchev that the Berlin censing bill itself. ship class in the chapel. dia, guest speaker. 9:30 a.m.. Church School with Rev. Laurence M. Hill, Paator ship program led by ths commlttea discard it because it is worn and Hkely to be mild enough to keep By the time Shea, aa spokes­ 7 p.m.. Junior High Fellowship 7 pjn.. Family Gospel Service, see fairway shabby. Good furniture deserves No. 6; Mariner Scouts, Tuesday at BtWatlon was "abnormal." That their usual brookside holes from classes for all ages. chairman. SEE US FOB: p.m. at Bowers St^ool; Troop man foe the political side of in Cooper Hall. Panel discusaion Special music. 11 a.m.. Morning worshit). Ser­ 9:30 a.m., Church School, Grade • Aluminum Roll Up Awnings restoring, and that is just what Implied that aonv^thing ought to freezing over. Some years they things, had finished'rewriting the on "Smoking,”' and eleetlon of Monday, 3 p.m., Miasionetbes it gets at the P and M Upholstery 20, . Mountaineers, Wedneeday at WATKINS-WEST We hiiy, sell or trade anUqae mon topic, "The Rich. Man and 4 through senior high. for all of your • Venetian Blinds 6:30 p.m. at Center Church, and be done about it, to change it, build teveral modestly proportion­ grandfather clause in this parti­ officers. I (Girl's Missionary Group) at the Lazanis.” • Storm Doors Shop. TTiey take chairs and sofas ~*'^^****^’“**^'*^* and used furniture, china, glass, parsonage. 22 Vernon St. 9:30 and 11 a.m., Sunday Troop 2,. Trail Blazers, Wednesday toward normalcy. ed winter houses. This year, in' cular bill, there, waa little doubt 7:30 p.'m.. Evening Gospel hour. Services with nursery. Sermon, 0) Combination Windows and completejy rebuild them. Hie FUNERAL sU'i'er, old coins, gold coins, that everybody now In the tele­ Wednesday, 8 p.m., Prayer Serv­ frames are tightened, re-glued, if at 6:45 p.m. at Center Ohurch. That may possibly be an admia- honor of the winter they felt com­ The Salvatiea Army Message, "The Seven Vials of "Througfh the Night of Failure." RUG and easter needs! Manchester Awning Co. dolls, giins, hobby collections, vision service game, plua hia 881 Bfaln St. ice at the parsonage. Wrath.” - * necessary. Should you require new Girl Scout Week will observe SERVICE sion the Kennedy administration ing, they built one big one. grandfather, would be handed a li­ MaJ. E. Waltar Lamia 11 a.m.. Nursery through Grade e World Green Stamps e 195 WEST CENTER ST. . springs, these are put in—many the 49th anniversary of the found­ attic contents, or whole estates. wants to wipe'off the slate, aa it cense, whatever hia ethics or com­ Offlear In Charge North Methodist Church United Methodist Church of Bolton 3. Telephone Ml 9-8091 times it is just a matter of re- ing of Girl Scouts of the U.S.A. Appraisals, If we remember, next summer, - .800 Parker S t . 6 p.m., Junior and Senior Metho­ UPHOLSTERY Established 1949 TTie organization's birthday year DEMANDS. WEST takes a fresh start on i!he issue. we shall, in the period between petence. . Rt. 44A and South Rd. tleing them. An 8 knot tie is u.sed, But the over-riding common When the committee queatiened 9:30 am., Sunday School for all Rev. H. Osgood Bennett, Minister Rev. Carlton T. Daley, Minister dist Youth Fellowships. for this is the very best. In, some theme will be "Hpnor th^ Past, FURNITURE the time the muskrats move out Monday, 7:15 p.m.. Prayer and SejYe the Future." D irector sense of 'it ^\'ill remain in force. the efficacy of a measure which, agee. CLEANING places a loop is used, but not at REPAIR SERVICE and the turtles take over the roof designed to protect- the public, 10:45 a:in., Holiness service. . 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Family Wor- discussion group. FAIRWAY P and M Upholstery, for here they V e not only encourage girls The situation of Berlin; properly 9:30 a.m.. Church School for all Main Street, Manchester 142 E. CENTER ST. as their private solarium, go out nevertheleaa provided for the 11-,^ Music by Citadel Band. Sermon by ohlp. Lenten sermon series on departments. always use the 8-'knot tie whicli to become familiar with their own and SALES the co ita l of all Germany, is in­ TEL. Ml 9 -1 7 5 2 e Open Thors, and FrI. Till 9 i into the- swamp and perhaps spoil censing of those against whom Ufie Maj. Lamle, "Kill The Spider-” , "Sraing Jesus.” This week 9:30 and 11 a.m., Morning Wor­ Union Congregational Church almost doubles the strength. All heritage and the orig:ins of girl Mancbeator’a Oldest TALCOTTVILLE CONN. deed abnormal. Its situation la public was supposed to be pro­ 2 p.m.. Hospital visitation by "I*rlnce of Peace.” ship. Secpiou: "Paradoxes of the ■ Rockville or of the work is done rlglht on the scouting, but we help them to pre­ TEL. 5H S.7449 the roof, enough, at least, to see 0 a.m., Sunday School: Nursery, Rev. Paul J. Bowmoh, Paator part of another abnormal aitua- tected, spokesmen for the bill, re- Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson and Mrs. Christian Faith: Spiritual and Ml 3 -5 7 4 7 T u R n P IK E premises, every scratch is touched pare for future roles as homemak­ With Finest Facilities whether any particular refine­ sanded that the-bill would at Thomas McCann. Grades 4-12. < Material.” Nursery. up, making it look like new. Good­ ers, _citizens and professional tlon, the arbitrary division of Ger­ ments of winter living went with least represent a start. 6:30 p.m.. Prayer aervlce. 10:30 a.m., Sunday School 9:15 a.m.. Grades 5 throug;h high year foam rubber is used as Mr. many itself into two countries. It 7 p.m., Methodist Youth Fellow­ AUTO BODY WO.nkerB,” the district chairmen, the extraordinary size of this And that, we think, was as can­ 7 p.m.. Evangelistic service. Nursery, kindergarten, Grades 1-3 ships. school will- meet in the chapel. Piano's Pirog has found that, this ls"the Mrs. Waller Frederickson and Is completely .impossible to visual­ Music by Citadel Band and Song­ 5:30 p.m., Junior High Meth­ After attendance ia taken, the stu­ RESTAURANT best available..They will be hippy Mrs. John KOwaleck, said in a particular muskrat house. did a remark aa the hearing pro­ sters. Vocal soloist, David Addy. Garner's k A Upholstery ize peace in Europe, or peace in duced, for Ita description of what odist Youth Fellowship. Taloottville Coiigrregational Church dents will attend th* family Mrv- 8 r.KISWOI I) ST. to furnish you with an estimate joint statement. VIC’S PIZZA SHOP Ssrmon by Maj. L mle, "The Mys 8:30 p.m.. Senior High Meth­ ice. ROUTE 6-44A, BOLTON P AND IVl Shops the world, to make any real prog- The muakrat was, of course, waa being asked at the moment, Robert K. SMraoda, Minister Wo (il\o (,roon .S|;uiiiw on any work and you cannot find "Through our many senior aide 158 W Middle Turnpike tsry Of Godllneas.” odist Youth Fellowship. 9:30 a.m.. Morning Worship. finer workmanship at any price. RE-UPHOLSTERING z«as tow’srd normality, toward a along with the beaver, the original and for its inferential forscast of /■ ______WRECKER programs, we offer girls an op­ ' Phone MI 9-3700 designer of. the spilt level house. all that would inevitably come, 8 a.m., Men’s Club breakfast with Open Sundays Most men like a leather chair portunity to explore and test their ' • Modern Furniture lessening of power tenaiona, while Oespel H alf Community Baptist Church and if you would like one up­ It could be that he was, after all, later on, once the propcjSBd new men of -the Hebron church as SERVICE abilities in a broad variety of and Antiques PIZZA the two major victors of World profession had its sign o n ' some 410 Crater BL 585 E. Crater St. at the Green guests. Speaker, the-Rev. Laurence Try Onr Dellclou. Roast Beef holstered in leather, P and M Up­ Surplus Store Has Wide Inventory fields,’’ the disrict chairmen added. • Store Stools and Booths . War n , which ended 15 years ago, and still Is, the most lensible of state door. John R. Neubert, Mlodster Hill, paator of Rockville Methodist holstery will do a wonderful job During Girl Scout Week, the SPAGHEHI and Stuffed sHrimp Dinners Manchester Surplus Sales Co., "16*' " ... • Custom Furniture are still astride the major defeat­ all the designers Uiat kind of 10:30 a.m., Breaking ofl Bread. Church.’ - 'for you. ^ Connecticut Valley Council is seek­ RAVIOLI , Noon, Sunday School, j . 9:30 a.m., Church School , for 10:45 a.m.'. Morning worship, LUTHERANS BELIEVE... • Dancing Saturday Nights Plasti'C covered furniture is ex- N. Main St., announce that.they now buckets, just everything to Slip Covers and. Draperiee ed nation, dividing it Into their hoiulng has had. ing out career women in its com­ Made to Order 7 p.m., Gospel Service.' children, cradle roll through grade service and Sunday School.- Ser­ stremely pof>ular today and at P now have the 1961 camping sup­ outfit any fisherman., munity in an effort jo evaluate O PEN D A ILY I own spheres of control or influ­ In the' normal muakrat house, That Christ is the only beaten Son of God. • Weddings • Banqiieta Complete Selection of Materials, Aririentpno Guest Tuesday, 8 p.m., Praysr meet­ 4, youth Grades 11 and 12,: and mon, "The Light from the Blast.” and M Upholstery Shop, all plas­ plies In stock. ' Among the many Transistor radios are ^more pop­ what girl scouting has meant to 7:30 A.M. to 11:00 P.M. ence, and leaving its capital city the ground level consists merely ing. adults. Morning Worship for chil­ Greaters, Mr. and- Mrs. Thomas • Parties—Phone MI 8-2842 tics have a backing and are made ular than ever, and Manchester (/' And the emphasis is upon the word htgoUm. items are the Hirsch-Wels tents them and to enlist their aid in FREE ES’TIMATES SUNDAYS an o r p l^ suspended between the of a circular ramp, rising out At Legion Fete, Friday, 8 p.m., Bible reading. dren and youth. Grades 5. through Bell- Deacon of the - day, Douglas^ of a hfcavier ^ade-than la usually Surplii-s Sales Co. have a good se« strengthening the presejit day Girl found oh ordinary furniture. This In various styles, cabin, umbrella, 2Q3 N. MtUn St., Manchester 4 P.M. to 10:.30 P.M. two halves. of the' water Itself, and winding lection of Emerson as well as Sfout program. •" Lt. Gov. Anthony. Armehtano The word begotten can best be understood as it is con­ YOUR FAVORITE BRAIDS backing insures longer wear. for pHjJ and' wall'. Most ot these other brands. Five, seven, eight - Ml 8-6324 f CLOSED MONDAYS Russia eind the United States upward milch In the manner that Qualified women will be Invited Frank Uoyd Wright art museum will speak tonight at the 37th an­ trasted to the word with which it is often confused created your plastic covered furniture tents have nylon screen doors and and nine transistor radios with to work with the girls as leaders must, eventually, find aorne way to Slip cpvers and draperies are windows with sewn-in floors which carrying-ca.se and earphones if and troop consultants. Those in­ down in New York City la pic­ niversary dinner and dance spon­ GOLD BEER custom tailored for you at P and make them completely insect and let go of both halves of Germany, To beget.is to bring forth the "same substance.”.To create desired, make your favorite radio terested are asked to call the coun­ tured. This winding ramp, itself sored by the Manchester Ameri­ M U-pholstery Shop and they have waterproof. They also carry the programs available wherever you cil office, 74 Forest St., Hartford. FOR EXTRA MONEY and let them reunite themselves can Legion Post, starting at is to make something from an “other substance.” LIQUORS, WINES Hlrsch-Wels White Stag sleeping . with their capital. broad 'and spacious for purposes o’clock.- DUC0 andDULUXRfflNISHIN6 go Berube's of Indbor lounging and exercise, bags, they have the full line of Before long the youngsters -will TYPEWRITER SERVICE WE PAY This ultimate necessity has been The toastmaster will be William For example, man begets man, the "same substance.” But FREE DELIVERY these stoeplng bags in a wide price be out playing baseball and noth­ 479 Middle Tpke. E. dimmed, for years, by-the struggle culmihates In a comfortable sec­ J....Shea, associate justice of the- range. ® Air ,mattresse.s make Native of Ghana Cohnectiqut Supreme Ctourt of Er­ man creates a statue, an "other substance.” Man does not - M l 9"5507 166 MIDDLE TURNPIKE, WEST ing could please Juqlor any more Manchester IGHEST PRICES of each to build up Us half , of Ger­ ond floor, nicely warm and dry MODERN sleeping out just as comfortable than a baseball, bat and glove rors, and a member of the post. create a man, he begets a man. MANCHESTER as your own bed and these come hEBriILT TYPEWRITERS IfQIFQR SCRAP PA PE ^ RAGS, many, or to try to obtain German and cosy, its roof woven so tight­ Guests of honor will include HAIRY MUU from Manchester Surplus Sales Co. To Address PTA ly no i rain or snow ever soaks in both plastic and rubber. If you It is a little too early to con­ ROYALS, UNDERWOODS, ETALS and SCRAP IRON unity on Ita own particular terms. Charles L. Parker, department ad­ Lik^ise, God, when He'b^eto a Son, can only beget the f* ManehMterlehMt TV SERVICE want to sleep in'the back of your ------* . L. C. SMITHS. Etc. through, yet so Hghtly made that jutant of the Legion; Ralph Nevers, v iC H rs sider water skiing around her? Gilbert Ansre of Ghana will CALL OR DELIVER TO This kind of atruggle and effort "same substance." But when God creates a man. He creates 405 CENTER ST. station wagon, they have station bill when warm weather does the l ^ t touch of the sun can first district - commander; Mayor PACKAGE STORE nojTctot M itehdi 3^043 wagon mattresses. .These mat­ discuss problems of preaent-day . We Handle Stationery Along merely deepena the depth of the Harold A. Turklngton; and Gen­ .an ’’other substance." *rhere’s a difference! Corner of Ortowold St, come, remember that M^chester With Office Machine Supplies warm it • through. TTiis upper ^ V 20 BISSEIX ST. " tresses snap together to fit into the Surplus Sales Go. carry the White Africa and the atiuggle for po­ OSTRINSKY predicament In which Ruasla and eral Manager RlcbarcTMarttn. TEL. AH 8-2206 station wagon or may be unsnap Your Mall List Aa Desired we find oureelvee—a predicament apartment is, ^ tell the truth, Past commanders of the post Stag water skis, slalom skis and litical freedom at a meeting of the Dealers In Waste Materials Lutherans believe that Jesu* Christ is the only begotten +ped to form single mattresses. combination .slalom and tow ropes Verplartck PTA ’Hieaday at 8 p.m. . 731 PARKER ST. which, for all our. rivalry In it, is where we dream of spending the have arranged the eelsftrution at Son of God. Knapsacks, havetsacka, one man A. J. BERUBE, Prop. winter, every time a month like the Legion Home. MOTOROLA and- ski belts. The skis are lam­ in the cafeteria of the Verplanck Ml 9-3471—5U 3-6342 TeL 5H 3-5735 or 5H t - i ^ 9 nevertheless mutual. Maintenance anil four man cook kits and can- inated and also come in flbre- last January catches us in living teenit^are stocked. Coleman stoves, School. r of the status quo is only the be­ Lutherans further believe thefe is no proof for this claim, SALES and SERVICE Coleman lanterns and all accessor­ glas. The guest speaker, who ad­ ginning of a policy for Berlin or quarters designed by inferior but that it’s a matter of faith. Either believes tlM\laim If your TV antenna needs fix; dressed the Verplanck PT, We service all makes of TV, ies to make cooking out easy. 'They wrhwt H'a’• Urn*■IN* tor Germany. A real, full policy architects. Pancake Festival of Christ—namely, that He it one with the Father—o f he even have a Coleman oven for out­ ing, Manchester Surplus Sales Co. year, is a student at the Ke: Radio and Phonographs have everything necessary for the School . of Misaionq. He would begin by going back and ad­ If our muskrats keep on build­ denies it. , ' door baking. Before planning At Church Again BUiy camping trip", do stop in and man who does hia own work. All many areas of the 'U.S. laat sum­ mitting the historical fundamen­ ing their winter houses bigger, and the necessary wire, UHF and 'VHF mer aa a summer youth epnfer- each winter keeps on shrinking ask James Farr, the proprietor, to tals that are going to apply in this MfH. Calvin T aggart' will b« To bielieve that Christ is the only begotten Son of (Jod is show you all the camping equip­ indoor and ^utdoor antenna. Stop ence visitor. ' us, there may one winter be a YauMin«nNiob.Y.wtluva|inttlwriCMDuPont situation, whether or not we and general chairman of the third an an act of faith. “That’s where a Lutheran begins. For The Best In ment he carries. It will 'make in and pick up what your need,. Mr. Ansre has taught in -the meeting of the sizes. But, for next Paint for it... in colart to match anythini! Hive Garden equipment' is also car­ Mawull School, a government sec­ ■xirarf Russia agree to them, or try to nual Aunt Jemima Pancake Feati- question on color?.. . what to use?. . . how to do itr 7 your trip much easier, and more O A k L summer, we shall be content with comfortable and you will buy name ried at Manchester . Surplus Sales ondary school with Presbyterian nsist them . val to take 'place April 13 in Fel­ CONCORDIA CALL US for aiqnrt help on your next pointing job. Co. Power mowers, wheel barrows, background, has served aa a • M o v iit a prying our visual way ■ into this WORK GLOTHES brand merchandise at-a substantial M l S-45M lowship'Hall of Second Congrega­ saving. packaged seeds for flower and teaching assistant . at Kennedy • FAOKINa, particular muskrat palace of r r s The Press Cmiference tional-Church from 11 a.m. to 7 LUTHERAN CHURCH The fishing season will open be­ vegetable gardens, also grata seed School of MiSsidna, and conducted marsh reeds and mud far enough pjn. (CLOA) fore long and Manchester Sur­ for your lawn. a course in the Ewe language at Sven we get a little bit tired to. see whether, in Its abnqpmal The Qommittee recently met Winter and Garden Sta., Mandieater fA/oA/isoifiPAINT, ______^ CO plus Sales Co. is well stocked with .A full line of toys la stocked the the Kennedy School last summer. Sd tflUng our typewriter to the old size. It had any unusual conven­ with Robert Bock of the Quaker 723 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER” PHONE Ml 9-4501 M o f i y 's rods and reels, fibreglas spinning year around at Manchester Sur­ He took theological traliilng at' Oats Co. to plan the annual event. Manchester and Other Leading Cities 8:00 A-M.—-Holy Oonununlon. plus Sales Go. The store is open the Seminary for Catachlsto and- snaster, Walter Uppmann, but, iences, like, a special recreation BUY THE PAINT THAT'S WORTH THE WORK rods, casting rods and combination Other members of the committee JIWIUtl»tliVI«IMirNS 9:00 AJH*-The SMvIoe, Caiureh Sehool rods. Famous make reels include dally, Monday through Saturday Evangellsto in PekJi Ghana, and the other day, be managed to put room. down In the basement, or are Raymond Colpltto, Edward M tW MAVtN • HARTPORO • RRIDaRRORT • n^ Nursery. MEN'S STORE Johnson, Langley, jOcean City, from 9 a.m. to- 9 p.m.- Remember earned his bachelor of divinity de­ Mio words something other people Doughty, .WRter SfnlUi, Donald 958 Main SIm Manchester M IR ia tH • WATIRRURV • SRIRTOV 747 MAIN STREET that only- new and . name brands gree at Ghana University. periiaps an additional dome apart­ THE KNOWN NAME, R IW RRITAIN 9 MANOMMTtR 1^:88 AAL—Hie Ohnrcli School SSfebco- and there are lures ^f all MoiielMtfur Mm nf tm d h a m ' merely oenaing. ment, In w h ^ case It would clos? Andersra, ' Mrs. Donalfl lyelU, MipoLarowN •TORRiNareit and Nutrary. / kinds, spinners and plugs sure to are- carried here an^ you o^ll en­ The public to Invited. There wjU • MiaVIMNeB«PAWTUGKIT Next to Entrance to State be a .quOation and answer period oad TnmhlK# Cy. ■ s about, tha'praM con-. Robert Foater, an8 Mra. Alien .tNE KNOWN QUAinV SINCE 1909 entice the fish to bite. Creels, joy quality jnerchandlse kt rral sify as a simt spUt-level, sad put Gitowold. ^ Wedneodny In U n t, 7i80 PM*—Veepm. I PAINTS Theater tockle boxes, sinkers, floats, min- savings when you shop hers. and rMreOimento will be served- * ■ •, •< *. J - - y,-

' . « . Y i . MANCHESTfeR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, SATURDAY, MARCH 11, 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 11, l96l PAGE SEVEN Ma j o r h o o p l e DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with THE

Antwer to Previout Pimte Martin Early Leader in Town V 16THI6 , X'LL\ Herald Angle Event ^ P i e r r e i a f i t t ,' in y i * Ginadian Territoiy ______T H E p r o d u c e r A N D < A T ------, ,TME-^ AaoR By , DIRECTOR % THIS IS M A T OR A M O S IFLAHERTy*A ACSOSS BlftKbMttd 8. HOOPLE.OF tHE HEWLY FORMED CWft-S ; FISH^ WAS itotr'hldt FRANK CLINE ^ WNfi, ICuudUn CLU6 CIHIC THEATER .^-“ AHEM.WS A\ET > ngioB, th« SBTMdtprttd ’AeeietaBt Sporta Editor Ex-Champion ATA SOIREE LAST^IH BR a n d Y O U V |\ KONG^ S Birdt'boiOM — territory • Hay R e m a n e d o n m y ^ e s e m g l a n c e t o ^ 6----bon* it 'TPotttttM Windsor Captures A certain famous ACTQg.'^, lit ctplUl. BDtrote* ‘Tournament Fever’ Felled Writer Leads by 31 lllnStm QPMtert' IBContfortt ‘"i'oumAment fever,” , . . That’s an expression which often wo,NOT Ho o p e r ISUrolcNint 10 High tagtrd — HOOPLG.' IS Sine nutcult times has been used to describe what has happened to a fa­ birdt prole (tb.) Title in Jamboree On 765 Total UUnded vored team in tournament competition when it did not live up property 15 SM bird ISHopt’ kiln to its pre-tourney rating Well, “tournament fever” can also Pacing the field on the lelUAet (tb.V 21 Venerate 34Paidavialt 44Golt mound HSloutn S3 Lament 35Handlod 47Impare strike others besides players including frustrated sports- Continuing its regular season mastery over Rockville, opening night of the ninth ± 1 . lndUn(Ttr.) uni.rf>m> 38 Courtesy tiUa BOLargecaak writers at times. Yours truly knows from experience by Windsor High captured the second annual Schoolboy Basket­ annual Men’s Duekpin Bowl­ BY V. T. HAMLIN 26SI5{!2S2*, African river 38 Announcement 51 City in the learning Uie Hard%ay. Two daya^------^ ^ ------A LLY OOP 28 Stream In SOPretser Netberiaada ball Jamboree at Rockville High last night winning, 56-4'7. ing Tournament last night S3 ComptM point Germany '40 Honey maker 52 Legal point before Manchester High’s touma- The victory reversed last year's final which found these same w a u UMOV, A S L J . ^ ^ SSAdoiei^t 42 Requires 54 Shrewd inent date with New Haven Hill- Tourneys Big Incentive was former, champion Jim ARMY^S Martin ...... 11 ill top five amongst the early finish- ■ 41 Important games as is the present standard. \ O ’N'Ain ...... 1 11-12 21 ■ metal mentally and physically. ting double figures for Rockville Duplins, Hences ers are Art Johnson 723, Al Bu- {43ClataUy ’Thought sure the Indians were If tournament officials get too were Dick Soranno (141 and T.m 10 Totalf ...... 19 lR-26 jaucius 698 and Alex Titor 698. l4SHeaaurea going to -pull out the decision in cute, they are liable to kill at lot Fahy (12). llorkrH Ic 147) Crowned C h a in ji s F'ive more shifts, the first of CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 34 P of cloth the final period- when they made of the incentive in present da;^ Named to the Alj-Toumament B F P (.. which took to, the lanes at 12:15 !4B Umpire (ab.) 2 WriRlit ...... 1 2 this afternoon at the Y lanes, jivili *?* ^ ^ *********** ^ 48 Pedal digit the great rally to .wipe out that schoolboy basketball—namely the teanl. were Butch Lechman (Staf­ 1 Kd’Rardu ...... 3 8 111 Pop, Son Play 14-polnt deficit. It was a typical annual screimble for a berth in the ford), Jeff Prestridge (RHAMi. 1 La.«burg ...... 1 fUV complete the qualifying round" th- BY AL VERMEER 40 Click beetla n Nipfiprw*rf^r ...... 0 IVO 1 day. The last shift is not slated to PRISCHJ.A’S POP 63 D^etuff Indians’ comeback but this time tournament field. Credit the top Fahy (Rockville), Joe Laxxerini 5 Oland^r ...... 3 ‘ M When the turlain came down on 66 Musical study It ran out of steam a little too teams with the rankings they de­ 1 Mf'AdatnR...... ___ 0 n start until 11;15 tonight with the T H E R E 'S -^THIS JUST CAME' (Windsor) and Skip Cocco (W’ind- the final night 6f bowling in the qualifying round not expected to 1 TMINK 'trXl'RE; 56 Soothing soon. serve, but let’s not reach the stage 'sor). Lazzerini was also selected 1 Fahv ...... 5 ’ 12 L m i s t a k e n , DEAR! S T I L L A Yh h o u q h t h e l iv in g , S71«w sand bOla 4 Soranno ...... 5 14 Father and Son Bowling Tourna­ be completed until the wee hours .W E E K TO NOPE! ROOM WINDOW, 68 Craftier A lot pf things have been writ­ where it becomes a closed corpo­ as the most vsluable player in the 2 Dom'ltipfiricf* .... 1 ■ n 4 ment at the East Side Rec it was of Sunday morning. I— 7^ w e l l : TODAYS ten, both good and bad. about this ration for a select few. tournament. Harvey Duplin and Son Harvey I ( s p r i n g . DOWN year’s Manchester High* basket­ 17 TrKdl* ...... 19 4 7 ! The top 15 in total pinfall will ■ THE 5A As for playing the tournament In last night’s prelimlna,iy game s,.or, «i iisif. as-ji Winrtscr. j winning the Junior Division with join defending champion Larry 1 Northerner ball squad. But one factor stood off at a faster pace, the writer al­ 2 Joined r out all winter, and that was their ■ a 599 score while Fran Hente and Bates, who docs not have to quali­ MAI^CM though no one has asked his I .son Bruce walked off with the hon- fy. in head-to-head competition fighting spirit. Sometimes they ap­ opinion on the subject, agrees that peared to be fighting with each ' ors in the -Midget Division with a ' next Friday night. . Before the m It can. and should be nm off more .■569 score. firing is over tonight, just about n SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL other out there almost as much as quickly. Middletown Schc^lbovs Lead the opposition but they never quit ' The Dupllns, edged out their every one ■ of Manchester's top One question we would like to closest-’■'rival Larry LlscloUl and duekpin bowlers is expected to scrapping. While the Indians may .Mk. What ever became of after­ have made his hid for this year's have had their faults, both as a In Annual Gallerf ^ Matches his dad Fran by six pins, as the lat­ crown'. .» * WEH.. HOW m w m i e a poke down team and as individuals, “guts” noon tournament games? ter rolled a three game total of [ The first tournament assign­ Today’s and tonight’s starting , -Wf 6AOC02 iPiP To was not one of the commodities .593. After the completion of the ' times are as follow.s: lacking in anyone of them. ment'this writer ever had was a New Haven, March 11 t/P)—’The/'into the Senior Division lead after first two games the champs were W t ______0ARTH? Class C marathon at New Britain 1J:I5 Ever since the tournament pair­ Connecticut Gallerj’ Matches midnight by posting a 771 score in third place but a fine third game Willie Simp.eon. Rudy Heck. ; WILL I BE YOU WERE 6UCH A GOLF EVERYBODY EL6E ond, however, against^, the left- Calif., 70-70: kPValkei Inman, Eglin BY LANK LEONARD One of Boxing’s Best handed M ossijjhen rookie short­ The majors’ 18 teams had 101 o’clock with the first of five semi- the intermission and the Pumpers Air • Force Base, Fla., the first place New London Electric Boat MICKEY FINN HAPPY WH04 THE GOLF ENTHltSIAST, ANITA. • AROUND HERE IS.' pro bouts In the ring. These are 6EA60N BEOIMG. stop Dick MdAuIiffe made a wild games scheduled foii Saturday, had an 18-17 edgs at the end. of round leader, 68-72; Don Fairfield. Sunday night at the East Hart­ B O Y -p -B O Y / THAT'S W/HAT ^ throw to first. But Narleski. bat­ with boUi the Chicago Cubs and j being matched by Sal GiacobbI of the third period. I Jacksonville, Fla., 72-68; and Tom­ ford High School In a Connecticut you PUT WE BROUGHT HIM imonea ■ Palm Beach, Fla'., March 11 (A*)— Should anything gO tling for a place on tlie Tiger ros-' Kijnsaa City AthlcticVs playing j Meriden. The teleeaat from filiami For the winners, Dave Brady my Bolt, Crj'Stal River, Fla., 72- Basketball Association gaipa sf u-lith .split squads. J will start at api>roxlmately 10:25. was the pace setter as he pum{)«d 8:30. A win for the B*pl6rers MO— U U S T ^ HIM OUT IN DOWN FOR-AND I LOUNOe wrong for Ingemar Johansson in his heavyweight title fight ter, pitched three no-hit innings 68. , FOU.OWED yOOR THE SUN RIGHT THINK HES GOING in 16 points w-hile' teammate Bob Tied at 141,were Jimmy Clark, would give them at least a tie DIRECTIONS!,WHERES AW AY, E H ? TO LIKE IT! against Champion Floyd Patterson at Miami Beach Monday E-vans had eight. F!>r the Law’- Long Beach, Calif., 70-71; Marty with each team having but three TH E H O R SE? ■!) night-he’ll have to blame Patterson, or himself. He can’t men, it was Jim Rourke and Chet Furgol, Lemont, III,, - 71-70; and games left and the front running blame his corner. Cole’s Koblinskl pairing up to lead the Gay Brewer, Crystal River, 73-68. Explorers ahead by two games.' The Swedish, challenger has outs how he says.: ’Whitey, keep School Hoop Record Broken attack as they each threw.in eight Field Cut Electric Boat has such players as available Lbe most experienced sec­ yelling at me; tell m*# what I’m points w'hlle Joe Rourke was add­ Dow Finstenvald, T e q u e a t'a, Sonny Tliomas, Al Clinkscales, Art ond. and :tralner. In the history of doing wrong’. During a fight my ing five. ' - ' ■'f ■ Fla.; Mike Souchak, Grossihger. Quimby, Ralph Bacote and Wayne O o . boxing In Whitey Bimsteln. job is tb keep the others steady..! N.Y.; Freddie Haas, New Orleans: Lawrence. i> o o o K Ingemar should get cut, can’t get'excited. What would hap­ Tommy* Jacobs, Bermuda Dunes, OKft I o o o Whitey la the man who can patch McAdanl Scoring Champion „„ sp„, CM»UJ o. o pen to a fighter If his second got Calif.: and Bob Keller. Eglin AFB, o him up In the 60 sfcbnds between excited?” ' werp deadlocked at 142. 3 -// <0 iwr>,0 MtA.iM.TM. ' Ih?. uTert.-r-t. ew. O rounds, if the fighter should be Johansson planned only light ex­ Those failing to survive the 149 REAL ESTATE a little groggy, Whitey is the man ercise today, and will leave for cutoff point Included Howie John­ I who can reach unerringly for the C A p t AIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER Miami late tomorrow. He had a Several teacher-coaches will be son, Lemont, 150; Doug Sanders, ) right drug to bring him around. If surprise visitor yesterday in Son­ W i t h 362 Point Performance'"'‘“iL.?!!! SALES Ojai, Calif.. 152; Lionel Hebert, VOUAMTOHOVgl . TRPY5 AUBRe HE FISGERS F IE LINB5 . ____ Johansson sorely needs advice, on the spot when the faculty One sales position opra for new , teaiEHf BY TV /TRYIN'TOPRIWUIP UP ENOllGHf A DANCER / MieHTY N S M S ir ny Uaton, rated the outstandin Lafayette, La., 152; and Dr. Cary> Whitey Is the man who will give it threat to both Johansson and Pa By FRANK GLINE < (^ni'ght of the season, finished \x'i|th quintets of Manchester High and attic* opening soon in Maoclies- MR. ABERNATHY BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY WAYiDOyOUHME STUt>ENT» FDK A HE MET N PARIS WILL MOVE TD TIT IjOOKG OF 177.points on 62 baskets and S3 pf the Junior Highs square off tonight Mlddlecoff. Memphis. Tenn., 1J5^ ter. Join one central Con­ ^tANCIN CLA5251 HERE AN TEACH LESSONSll THIS TOWN'. NOW. to him. teraon. Liston and Ingemar poae Bimsteln Is. a smallish. ,baldlsh To the surprise of uhdopbt- 7.7 free throws. at the Arena. It 'rill be the feature I The field was cut to-(h« low 61 necticut’s leadliBf residential l A O , GLADLY-THERES EVEN G M E t R A 'HOUSB A WHICH HOUSE HD for pictures, but did not exchange pros and 1® amateui-s for the final TDUSBl ------«4-year-old with the general ap­ a word, Liston earlier picked Pat­ efily absolutely no one, Stpve Century Club game ' of a doubleheader being real eatata firms—over 7.8 mil­ N O TH IN G T D BRIDAL Others in the century acoriqg' played for the Manchester Educa­ two rounds. lion dollars last. year. Excellen,t i^MeoiNe RATHER DO .^ pearance of a peeled grape and a terson to ’win, but said he didn’t McAdam wound up as the penchant for bright red sports club were Craig Johnson, with 169 tion Association's Scholarship Palmer started the second round commission Income for am-, TO DO A SHOP care who won as he would fight leading scorer on tjiis year’s stumbling, taking a bogey on the LirrtE ahirts and long cigars. His face Is either man for nothing. points, and Mike Gbeiauskas, with Fund which is used to help de­ bitious man. Experience nece^ Manchester High basketball second hole and a double bogey on Sary. (■' WINDOW . more familiar to ’TV sporta' fans an even 100. Johnsoiy, who missed serving Manchester High grads than that of any comedy or dra- squad. In the process the one game because of illness, had who wish to attend college to be­ the 4S5’'#ard fourth hole. But he SHOPPING!, rallied with an eagle two on the Coll Mr. Rebtrt Borrowi AAR. ‘ matic star. Middletown Threat sharp^ shooting senior establi.shed an 8.8 per game average, the same come teachers. He’s been In boxing more than two school scoring records. as White to share ninhef-up hon­ Coaches on the High school 314-yard 10th hole by sinking a AD 6.0881 ABSyJATHY. 60-foot wedge shot, and with eight 60 years, starting as a bantam- To Green Manor Plaj’ing in all 20 games, Mc­ ors in this scoring category. faculty quintet are soccer coach WOULD YOU Adam poured 362 .points through LIKETD weljght fighter and later as a feath­ Just missing the century club Dick Danielson, tennis and frosh erweight who, he says, wouldn’t the hoop w-hich is an all-time sea- was Jim Mistretta who wound up TOINAAE? Flifst place will' be at stake in basketball coach Dick Hyde, jay- ' train. For the past 40 yesrs he’s 801. high for an Indian eager. Dis­ with 99 points. Following in order vee baseball coach Harold Parks, ; been .training and seconding fignt- the Farmington Valley League counting the 17 he tallied in the amongst players who saw more Sunday afternoon When Manches­ jay\’ee assistant fotball coach Jim .'ers. including sb many bhampions Alumni game, which is really more than just token service where Brezinski and Matt Maetozo, head he can’t begin to name them all. ter’s Green Mamors visit Middle- of an exhibition than a regular playmaker Mike Reardon, (94), 0 /•■ town to take- on the rapidly of the physical education depart­ “Among heavyweight cham- contest, McAdam tallied 345 Buddy Minor (81) and Tony Mori- ment. Jim Moriarty and Dave BASKETBALL TONIGHT JEFF COBB ; plons." he says,, “I worked in the improving White Eagles. Green points in 19 games against schp- G BY PETE HOFFMAN Manor leads the league with a anos (54). ' ■ Dooman, who coached the Indians' THE STORY OF MA r THA W AYN E BY WILSON SCRUGGS comers of Jl.a Braddock, Max ia.stic opponents including 13 in Top foul shooter waS White, who MANCHESTER H. S. TEACHCftS ^ THEN MAYBE THESE AS SOON 10-2 record with Middletown in' a freshmen football squad this fall, OF COURSE s Baer. Primo Camera and' Gene the Indians’ tournament loss to dunked 53 of 77 for 68 per cent. will be with the junior high faculty ^SUCH HONESTY DESERVES TD BE ^MRS.WAVWE-SAIDS«C^ GLASSES WILL TELL US AS I FOCUS (Mcond place tie. with Windsor New' Haven - Hlllhouse. It is the I AM/ 4iTunney, although Tunney wasn’t McAdam dropped in 88 of 131-free cagers. VS. ^ REWARISO / OFFER STANDS / BOUGHT THIS ArTHBCHASB HOW IT STARTED AGAIN/ eeeONeeae .’«hainpion yet. It was in a couple Locke, both owning 9-3 marks. second time that a Manchester m throws for 67 per cent. The two Teams from Barnard and Illing AMD TO BE EQUAU.V HONEST, I ESTA TE. I THIUlC l l L RUN ?of his fights with Harry Greb.’, Coach Tom Conran is expected j^la.Ver has score(( more than 300 to start Frank Butkus, Jim Olen- co-leaders were also the most’ ag­ Junior Highs will meet the pfe- 'jUNIOft HIGH ELEMENTARY TEACHERS THINK TNE PAINTING IS WORTH ' O U T t h e r e / Been There Before points in one season. v gressive lads on the squad’’ with He was In Johansson’s comer lA ney. Buzz Keeney, Dan Finto and also over 20 games. Ilminary game stsirting e l,'6:45. Jim Moriaity. The Manortnen won 8TEVE MeADAM White being charged with 73 per­ Tickets will be available et the 'i!hls two previous fights with Pat- McAdam’s best night came in sonal fouls while McAdam had 55 ^^terson. along with Nils Blomberg, the. first meeting 80-62. Pacing the the opening game at the Arena door. ' . -. I BARNARD J. H. S. vt. ILLING J. H^ S. | White Eaglea to their recent,^urge of 355' owned by -Alan Cole by called on him. 1the(. Swedish tralnbr, and Kdwin against Windham when he regis­ G. B. F. Total Ave. lAhlquisL Ingemar’s r-Swedlsh ad­ of triumphs has been former jHoly tered 35 points on 15 baskets and seven points. Cole erected his old Player Cross'star Jim Farrell. mark during, the 1965-66 season. McAdam 3i) 137 86-131' 362 18.2 Smith Ties visor. Whitey would like to have five of eight free throws. This , is White 20 62 ■83-77------177 8.8 Tying for first place in the ^ HIGH SCHOOL ARENA !his partner, Freddy Brown, wo^k the most points any Indian hoop- Trailing McAdam ,in the scoring Johnson 27- 48- 169 8.8 Oeclauskaa 12-29, 100 - 8.0 1,000 yard run at the Hartford FIRST GAME AT 8:48 I with him if It could be arranged. Williamfi Wins ster ever scored in a single game. , departments was DAve, White who Mistretta 19-41 ■»9 4.8 High Iniritational Indoqr Track

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r MANCHESTER "EVENING HERALD, MANSHgSTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 11, 1961 P A G E N Q IB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MAN^ESTTER,“?!ONN^ SATU RD ^. MARCH 11, 1961 p a g e e i g h t HoOsei For, Sale 72 Lots For Sale 73 Rooma Without Board 59 A parfm ente— Hlata— Houses For Salt . 72 Houses- For Sale 72 Jedth Setitence Denied BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Household Goods ' 51 T H E R E O U G H T A BE -A L A W Tenem ents 63 MANCHESTER — Excellent AA| Millinery Dressmaking 19 1—BOLTON—Hou*«‘ pinching you? COVENTRY—Brick • ranch pricad AUBURN ROAD—A real buy! 6 Church Ies f o r m e r salesman has waterless ROOM FOR rent for young lady room cape, dull shed dormer, 2 full zone lot, magnlflcen'l \1ew. city with or without, hoard, ivn 9-8295, 14$ COOPER HILL 8t. — Nice 6 Here'* *if ideal, family home, 8 to tell. Thl* will go fast. Five k n i t t e d d r e s s e s shortened, stainless steel cookware, regular year* old. Needs Utile finish work. hatha, rec room, eteam oil heat, utilities, priced well. Ml 9-6524. $149.60 sacrifice $39.60. Win deliv­ after 5 p.m. room duplex children, $105. Glu- bedroom*, formal dining.; room, hemming and alterations dona. Bur A6 AM AN ALVCT 08 THE PEStON Al MOTES iM large living room with fireplace, A bargain at $13,600. Joseph fireplace, $16,900. Ken Oetrlneky,''• Covenant Congregational Church ■ OUl Mrs. Monty, IS Moore St, M om hm UMoufTfu/ mo non n a oAv-By-iMy er. BU 9-6965. tonhury MEoford 3-9057 after 5:80 Realtor, MI 8-8169, (Evanaelleal Covenant) Castro Court Holds CLASSIFIED fliolku «VetOPMlHTi*“ i<«»TH SHkMlNO m LOCAL VJEEMW BAS, OKU t EVEW LlTTLt LARGE PLEASANT front room, 8 p.m. on* acre wooded Ipt. Tht* cape ie Barth; Broker, Ml 9-0820. Suburban For Sale , 75 48 Spruce St; MOMEMEMT NAS A MEANIN& AU ITS OiNN - WHIRLPOOL automatic washer, minutes from Main St. on Pearl. priced right at $16,800. We alao ' Ht»Pi.iNg8 ao giQifrovta mn. hiap - MANCHESTER —Jr. sxscuUv* — . Rev. K. EJnar Rosk, Pastor Moving— TnicVing— 3 burner Florence kitchen stove, Call MI 8-7618. FIVE ROOM? and hath, heated, have two profeailonal atyle ranch This house is for you: An older TO SETTLE estate —reasonably ^SA'CaSAT/XSn IM the '^ATTLEE.* rtEKlMltfS home* in In* moat dealrabl* neigh­ piCED TO SELL electric range. Good condition. eiectrie range, gerage, available home in an established residential priced 6 room house, main high­ Storage 20 ON A SUSlNESSTAlP.' VfSLL, C TNMM HE'S toon. $130 monthly. Call after 4 :S0 borhood. For further information w ay,'thres acre* of land, newly 9:80 a.m., Sunday School with Verdict on Morgan ADVERTISING HMiNO A BIMOEZVOUt m n TH AT fLONPt Reasonable. Arnold Nelson, 737 Fine Selection of zone. 6 large room Colonial, at POtfTiWOlMO# classes for klndergarden through Lydall, M l 3-8906 or MI 3-6412, Apartments— Flats— ,, p.m. MI 8-8845. call the iR. F.' Diihock Co., MI Capes —Ranches — Split Lsvel* — only $22,500. Joseph Barth, Brok­ decorated, new Jieatlng tystem. MANCHESTER Moving and T n ^ ‘ AtlMSLtTHIMl}! tllOOM-ANB MINNIE MOCKTiIRTLB NOSPlTAiniP 9-S245 ; Barbara Wood*, MI 9-7702; can M l 8-3780 week days. adult level. ing Company. Local and long ola- Tenements 68 ^ , Colonials er, M l 9-0820 •*lf4 acres lend with large The appeals court agreed to hear COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED A DVT. OUlCMiE PNORCE -"ANP-J Choice overstocked merchandise homes home with 6 spacious rooma. Dou­ 6 p.m., Vesper Hour. The W om­ for an unknown destination. of Goodwin’s Furniture Warehouse. FIVE ROOM duplex, redocorated. our photo* of these and other bam. Price $16,loo. Ceil Cantor k the arguments of lawyer Lula Car- MONDAY Thru FRIDAY 10:S0 A.M.—SATURDAY^ B A3I. rdANCHESTER Package DeUvery. ROCKVILLE — See ua for yout ble lot near lake, $8,500. en's Guild will present a paigeant ^ s . Olga Morgan waa tried, in apartment! 3H rooms, heat, ap­ oil heat furnace, garage, $90. Call homes. Ail the cape* will qualify J. D. REALTY '' Goldfarb, Realtors, MI 3-6442, TR ro this morning. Light trucking and package deliv­ MI 9-0339. depicting the work of tha CoV absentia, with her husband' and COMPLETE pliances. parking, $90 monthly; for VA or FHA financing with 470 Main St. Ml 8-8129 Coventry—Country living In city 8-6344. enant Women’s Auxiliary during The death santence must be car­ ery,. Refrigeralora. washers and $ ROOM OUTFITS comfort. 6<4 foom ranch. Garage. 11 other defendants. Eight were Rlsley'Realty Co.’, Ml 9-4824, TR minimum down payment*. Ail are its 46 years of history. Coffes hour ried out within 24 hours if the ap- sentenced to 30 years In ‘prison and PLEASE READ YOUR AD atoVe moving specialty. Folding AT SAVINGS OF 238 CHARTER OAK St. — 2 room Full basement. Combination win­ chairs for rent. Ml 9-0TS3. 5-1166. below $15,800. For further Infor- NORTH COVENTRY—3 bedroom follows with Social Group No, p^l is rejected. That means Mor­ three were acquitted. Only Mor­ llassIfJed or "Wiint Ads" are Uken over the f 30% to 60% ^ fumiehed apartment, lultable two _matlon call the R. F. Dlmock Co.. dows. $13,000. Wanted-'-Real Estate 77 adult*. Heat, hot water, private split level. Owner not anxious to in charge of arrangements. gan and an aide doomed with him, gan and Carreras were ordered ex­ \enlrnre. The advertiser should read his ad the FIRST DAY IT FOUR ROOM apartihent, Including MI 9-5245; Barbaira Wood* MI sell but is, being transferred. a p p e a r s AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co. Local- bathroom, parking, $20 weekly, Manchester— Two cape*. Both Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Lenten MaJ. Jesus Carreras, formerly at­ ecuted. The fate of Morgan’s ' and REPORT ERRORS In time for the next ta w . The Hollywood—$3 weekly heat, hot water, gas for cooking, 9-7702; Johanna Evans, MI 9-5653. Priced at $15,900. Joseph Barth, WE BUY and sell. Please call this moving, packing, atorage. low $596 value—$288 kn 9-1746. loaded with value. Each oqe has 6 office for speedy service. J. D. Midweek Service. Sermon: "The tached to the army chief of staff wife wsLS not announced. ' Mon. The Herald Is responsible for onl.v ONE Incorrect or oroiftea electric, refrigerator, gas stove. Broker. MI 9-0320. Insertion, for anv adi-ertlsement and then onl.v to the extent of a rate on long distance moves to The Countess—$4 weekly rooms, full dormer*,' 1'4 baths, Re'alty, 470 Main St., kll 3-5129. Lordship of Christ—His Love." in the Castro army might be ex­ But sources said among thos* ♦8 states. Personallied service. Ml Call M l 9-7737 from 5-7 p.m. only. III — VERNON ecuted early Sunday. ^ ••make coeo Pelletier. AH 9-6326 or MI ditions. Apply Box D. Herald. and busineas procedure. Address BOATING FIRST — Complete 14’ way, garage, large lot, with or Morgan was adventurous as a MI 3-6493. ELECTTRIC RANGE, refrigerator, sional office apace for rent, 700 MI 9-8464. without furniture. CaU sifter 4 p.m OWNER TRANSFERRED— Spa­ Pre;” i Hon. Elitiora Turklniton, the faith and practice of the revolution because I believed in INCOME TA.XF.S prepared In your j 9-?082. Box C. Herald. Chriscraft boat, with top ' wind­ 7 TWO ROOM furnished apartment, boy. never finishing high schoet WAITRESS wanted days, 5-day kitchen set, sofa and bedroom set.' square feet heated, air-condi­ MI 3-1273. cious 7 room ranch, 3 bedrooms, E«q.. Judge. I church. - e , it.” home, or by appointment. Exper­ LAWNMOWERS sharpened and shield, controls powered by 1960 private bath, free parking, utili­ tioned, good parking, convenient MANCHESTER-2-famUy duplex, While other youngsters were play­ ienced tax work, 24 hour service. week. Apply A A R Restaurant. AU 3-7018. • ■ baseboard oil heat, attached ga­ On motfon of Ellen A. Hurley P. p .| (D a lly , 7 p.m .. E ven in g prayer Morgan looked haggard, with serviced. Avoid the spring rush. Mercury 300. Priced at $700. Me ties. adults, business block. Depot Main Street location. Call Warren 5-6, centrally located, large lot, BRETTON ROAD—Don’t miss aee rage, combinations, near shopping Box 124.Coventry. Connecticut, Admin- ing baseball in his Cleveland ne(|h- Call nn 3-4723.______Vernon Circle, Vernon. No phone Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 lelratrlx on the eatate oif - Mary o. except on Wednesday. traces of a blonde, beard showing The I- * M Equipment Corp.. TR Electrical Services 22 Intoeh Boat Co., 52 Oak St. TORO LAWNMOWERS at reduced Square. Tel. Mr. Keith, MI *-8191. E. Howland, Realtor, MI 8-1108. full price $13,900. 5 room older ing this charming 5 room ranch and schools. Sensibly priced. Ken borhood, he read adventure stories.. calls. '' Sheridan, late of Coventry, within eaid Wednesday, 6:30 and 10 a.m on his face. The head of the tri "He simply couldn’t wait to get 5-7609 or MI 3-0771 after 5 p.m. prices. Ride, rotary, reel models home, new plumbing and heating, excellent, 2 bedrooms, large llV' Ostrinsky; Resitor, Ml 3-5159. J . . Holy Communion. Interceasary FEDERAL INCOME la.xes pre­ FREE EISTIMATES—Prompt serv­ t h r e e LIVELY 8 weeks old kit­ FOR SALE—19 foot Barbour all COMFORTABLE 4 room apart­ bunal was a captain who wounded with wind-tunnel grass bag attach­ full price $9,600. Many more — ing room, fireplace, oH heat, com, This Court doth decree that «1* in out in the world," his mother once pared with your savings In mmd. SPRING CI,EAN-UP—Attics, cel­ ice on all types electrical wir­ STENOGRAPHER tens to be placed with families mahogany hardtop cruiser. Mark ment, automatic heat and hot months be allowed and limited for the prayer and Unction follows the 10 a U.S. embassy employe during a said. "By the time he was 16, his Reasonable rates. Call Ml 9-8246. ment. Marlow’s, Inc., 867 Main Houses For Rent 65 all price ranges. Call the Ellsworth hinationa, attached garage, front MANCHESTER— Older 8 room creditors of aald eatate to exhibit their a.m., service. lars, garages, yards, burning bar­ ing Ll'cehsed and insured. Wilson Excellent opportunity for capable who will enjoy them. Cali MI 75A 6 cylinder Mercury outboard. water, working couple. Available Mitten Agency Realtors, MI ro'w outside a Havana nightclub dad and I knew it was no use try­ AH 9-522U and rear terraces, beautiful yard house just off Main St. Beautiful claim* agalnat the same to the admin- '7.30 p.m.. The Litany with aer last December. rels emptied, vacant houses Electrical Co., Manchester. MI typist with some facility in short­ 9-7234 ; Gator trailer. All accessories. Just Immediately. If interested call MI FOR LEIASE—5 room ranch one 3-6930, MI 9-6524.' yard, garage, $13,900, Belfiore latratiix and direcia that public notice I u .., M ing to keep him at home any INCOME TAX returns prepared by 9-4817 Glastonbury, ME 8-7376. with plenty of trees, near shopping be alve.n of this order by advertialn* tuon by the Very Rev. Richard H At another trial 18 months ago, former internal revenue agent in cleaned. Barrels for sale. M k M hand. Position requires good Judg­ like new. Reasonable. Call Jim BEDROOM, kitchen and living 9-4319. ear garage, four year* old, $135 Agency, MI 3-5131. more." Rubbish Removal Service, MI PEDIGREED ChihUahua,| asking CAPE—West Side. 5 finished rooms, and school*. Ken Ostrinaky, Real in a nawapaper having a circulation Wilmer Jr., Ph. D„ dean of the when a group of Cubans faced youc home or by appointment. ment and ability to meet people; Ganzer, MI 3-0040. room furniture for sale, one year per month. References required. In saiq_:d district,______and by poatlnp...... a copy | Berkley Divinity School, New Ha' Morgan joined the merchant ma­ 9-9757. $40. Call Somers, Rjvervlew 238 CHARTER OAK ST.—2 room oil hot water heat, fireplace, very tor. MI 8-5169. death for an anti-castro plot that Also small busineas services. MI Interesting, diversified work. Ex­ old. AH 9-6210. > Willbrick Agency, Tel. MI 9-8464. thereof on the public aign poet In aald . Following the evening serv. rine, then signed up In the U. S. Courses and Classes 27 9-3800. . SPECIAL—Save 15% on 1960 SaU . ___ I. furnished apartment, suitable two clean and neat. Verplanck School CROCKETT’S VALUES Town of Coventry, neareet the place | ven Morgan himself pried open as a Army. He studied electronics when 9-8938. ______~ cellent benefit ■ program. good MANCHESTER—North Elm St where the deceased last dwelt. ice on Wedne.>iday discussion fish kits (1) 12 foot, (1) 14 foot. adults. Heat, hot water, private COVENTRY-FOUR.room*. unfur­ section, convenient to schools, counterspy. Morgan suggested he got out and ran his own small ELECTRONICS-Television.’ "Leam- WTiges. Modem, air conditioned of­ AT STUD, Imported pure black $600 down to purchase well kept $8,500—Four room*, large stone Certified from Record INCOME TAX preparaUon. busi­ Household Services McIntosh Boat Co., 52 Oak St. Machinery and Tools 52 bathroom, parking, $20 weekly. nished, couple only. Inquire MI stores and bus. Large 4>4% G.I. T J J Neill Hall led by the Rev. Thomas hard lalMr for the guilty instead firm in Toledo and Dayton. » by-dolng" 'at Connecticut’s oldest fice. Apply miniature poodles. English cham­ 5 room older home, 3- bedrooms, fireplace, big lot. French Road in ELMORE TURKINGTON. Judg^ Byme, director of education at St. ness and individual. Raymond Offered 13-A AH 9-1746. 9-4028. mortgage can be aisumed. .$$6 of execution. Some were shot later The youthful-appearing Morgan, electronic school. Enroll now. pionship and show lines. Emmrill. 1957 21 FOOT Luhra Sea Skiff, modem bath and kitchen, large Bolton. Quick occupancy. DRCRF.K ON LIMITATION OP CLAIMS Mary a, Girard. MI 9-6008. FIRST NATIONAL STORES FOR HIRE by day or week—Ban­ per month carrying charge, Ot anyway. a chunky man with dark eyea and Day and evening classes starting Pipcrcroft, Firebrave. KC, AKC bunks, head, top. 95 h.p. engine, SIX ROOM duplex, heat, hot water, BEAUTIFUL 6 room colonial (or secluded lot, bus nearby, only $9,200—Rosedsle Section of Bol AT A COURT OF PROBATE holden ' FLAT FINISH Holland window Park t Oakland Ave. I tam Backhoe •'» yd. on rubber, fered at only $14,300. Gaston Real­ $14,900. Evenings Mr. Boles, MI ton, a four ^ m ranch in excellent al Coventry, within and for the District 1 ii„.i -- ra.„„.h His part in exposing that plot sandy hair, first got mixed up with TAX PROBLEMS are my business March 13. Come In, write or stud list. MI 3-0212. . excellent condition. MI 9-6019. garage, stove and refrigerafor, rpnt with option to buy, $150. J. D. of Coventry, on the lOih day of March | Zion Evangelical Lutherw Cnurcli shades made to measure. All Ea.st Hartford ______I suitable for trenching and water ty Company, MI 9-5781. 9-9858. Warren E. Howland. Real condition. Lake privilege*. projected Morgan a.s a national the revolution when he learngd all year ’round. If you need as­ metal Venetian bliiids at a new phone. JA 5-3406 for free catalog. ditches. Also HD 5 dozer. Call central, $125 a month. Available Realty, 470 Main St., MI 3-5129. A.D. 1961. (Missouri Synod) New England Technical Institute, DACHSHUND PUPS. AKC regia- 15 FOOT FIBERGLAS covered | April 1. Call MI 3-2785 before 5. tor; MI 3-1108. . $9,700—Five rooms (3 bedrooms) Present Hon. Elmore Turklngton. hero in Cuba. He wa.s put in that Cuban Dictator Fulgenclo Ba­ sistance with your return or rec­ low price. Keys made wrhile you An 9-8975 or An 9-5827, MANCHESTER—Colonial with at Cooper and High Sts. charge of an experimental frog tista's secret police had killed a 56 Union Place. Hartford. Bookkeepinjf Machine tered, reds, blacks, males, fe­ boat, 18 h.p. Mercury,' Master- tached garage, 3 large bedrpoms. plus two-car garage. Centrally lo Esq.. Jud| Rev. Paul O. Prokopy, Pastor ord keeping, call MI 9-8169 from 9 wait. Marlow's. males, $50. MI 3-0658. SOUTH WINDSOR—Near Vernon On motfon of Ellen A. Hurley. P. farm that exported $2 million friend for smuggling arm* to Caa- craft-traller. Fully equipped, re­ MANCHESTER-Bolton town line — Business Property For Sale 70 H i baths plus lavatory off kitch cated. An older home in good Box 124,Coventrv. Connecticut Admin-1 to 9 for income t«c and bookkeepi Operator for 4 large rooms, $115 per [month, shopping center, $ bedroom ranch worth of frog legs to the United tro’s mountain rebels. DICK'S WEATHERSTRIP Com­ mote controls, windshield. etc. Musical Instruments 53 en, formal dining room, fireplaces ahape. istratrlx on Ine estate of Mary A. ,9 a.m., Sunday School. Free bus Ing service for Individuals and State of Connecticut. $500 complete. Call PI 2-6879. heat, hot water, stove, and refrig­ HAVE SEVERAL parcels of invest on about one. acre-lot. fireplace, Sheridan, late of Coventry, wllhln said States. Last October Ihe Castro After coming to Cuba he waa pany doors and-windows, custom Bonds— Stocks Mortjrages 31 in living room and knotty pine rec $10,900—Eight big rooms plus transportation. small businesses. Live Stock— Vehicles 42 erator. A pleasant place to live. ment property which bring In ex- family size kitchen, full dry base­ two-esr garage. Adam* St, Excel­ district, deceased. government arrested him and made second in commimd of Castro work guaranteed. Call collect WU- CELEBRATING our 32d anniver­ room, patio with awning, large This Court doth decree thst six 6:30 a.m.. Adult Bible study. MORTGAGE MONEY— Available Salary $114.94 bi-weekly to start. Shown by appointment. All 3-5983. eellent return. Real estats Invest­ ment. Belfiore Agency, MI 3-5121. lent financing. New heating sys­ months be alloa-ed and limited for the charged he used the farm as a forces in central Cuba, with the (A.L.A.) AUTOMOBILE Legal As- limanUc. HA 3-1198. sary—Save to 40% . on pianos, shaded lot with utility shed and ...... a.m.. Divine worship. Text In any amounts. Terms to fit your Must have 2 years employment In SIX YEAR old bay gelding, gentle Building Matierials ment* take precedence over aU tem, creditors of said e.slate to exhibit tbelr cover to smuggle arms to anti- rank of major. Morgan’s guerillas Boclatior, Special Representative, organs, gvltars. accordions, and fireplace. $20,500. R. Wolverton, EAST HARTFORD — Mayberry ciaims*agalraT"’the’’Mime‘“lo'1h(^^ John 6: 1-15. Theme: /fiiother Dear HAROLD A SONS, RubWah remov­ budget J D. Realty, 470 Main cleriCBi work including some ex­ but spirited, for experienced rider, saxophones. Ward Music Co.. 99 FIVE room rent plus garage on bus ethers. J D. Realty, 470 Main St., $13,700—Bowers School. Older Castro rebels in the mountains. fought 15 battles against Batista Clifford W. Barnett. 28 Otis St., perience in operation of '*6 book­ CLEAN, USED lumber for sale, as! Broker, M l 3-1914. School minute* away from this istratrix ‘bat public n o ^ Lesson Applied. Nur Manchester, Conn. 'Tel. MI 3-7424. al, cellars, and attics cleaned. St. MI 3-5129. • ! $150. MI 9-8719., Summer. Open till 9 p.m. Tuesday, line, available April 1. Neat and MI 3-5129. two bedroom home with breezewsy . 'When Morgan was seized, the troops and earned the name "Tig­ keeping machine or graduation sorted sizes, hardwood flooring, clean with nice yard. Shopping Einblrtder built 8 room Cape Cod. in the parish house during ers of the Espeaura.” Ashes, papers, all rubbish. Harold Wednesday, Thursday, Friday. $13,900 — SEVEN room Colonial, 1 4 bedrooms, VA baths, living room and garage. Real choice neighbor­ Cuban wife he married after the SEX30ND mortgages avaUa-ble for from high school plus 1 year of ex­ window sash and doors, complete close by. $100 per month includes BUSINESS ZONE II hood, big yard with lovely trees In said district, and by posting a copv church worship. Hoar, bn 9-4034. windows, plumbing and heqting bedrooms, nice lot, trees, central fireplace’, full basement, low, low INCOME TAX problems? The beet residential, farm and commercial perience. j ; Articles For Sale 45 USED GIBSON guitar and case. heat. Call AH 9-4672. and shrubs. ri''Jl^l“^?V^ven'lry'‘*'n;lf?i,r;L ” , • Gottesdlenst mit Abend: supplies, assorted pipes and soil ly located. Carlton W. Hutchins, taxes. If you missed exceptional answer is to, call PI 2-8607. w e a v in g of Bums, moth ooles properties. E. C. SoHmene, Brok Fender amplifier, professional Approximately two acres on the Ml 9-5132. $13,700—Small two-family of three where the deceased last dwelt. mahl. and tom clothing, hosiery runs, er, MI O-OSOO". Apply to State Personnel Depart­ HOME MADE ravioli, fresh or p i^ s. Open da'Jy 3;30 till dark. buys before, donH be disap^inted CertHl^d_^rom_R^ord^ , j__ I Wednesday, 7:15 p.m.. Lenten model both in excellent condition. Junction of Hartford Road, West and three. Good lot. On bus line. ELMORE TURKINGTON. Judge. Not Candidate, Bars Draft INCOME TAX preparation, busi­ handbags repaired, xlppier re­ ment. Room jl05. State Office Build­ frozen, 30c doz. H. PasquaJinl 246 Saturday 8-4. Choman House An 9-7835. PLEASANT 4 room duplex apart­ DUPLEX—8-5, 3 down, 2. up each again. Call now, Evenlnga Mr. family film; "Jeaua Before tlie ing. Hartford, or any Connecticut ment, gas heat. Call All 3-7325, Center'*St. and Spencer St. 375 feet Boles, MI 9-9858. Warren E. How­ Ideal for couple w^ting some in' ness and Individual. Raymond placements. umbrellas .repaired, Avery Street, Wapplng. : Wrecking- yard at Stock Place off side. Separate boilers. Hot water come with little upkeep. One vacan High Priest." Girard, hH 9-8008, Business Opportunities 32 State Employment Office. North Main St. Call Ml 9-2392. frontage plua a aolld eight room land, Realtor. MI 3-1108. men’s ehlrt collars reversed and FIVE ROOAf abcond floor apart­ baseboard heat, 2-car garage cy—the other produces $50 per 7 r30 p.m.;- Lenten 'VV o r a h 1 p. replaced. Marlow's Little Mend­ WALLPAPER SALEl—Fplly trim W anted^To ■ Buy 58 houae and garage. Many desirable wooded lot on bus line, $19,900. Bj Text: Matt. 27: 57-59. Theme: OPPORTUrrrr with a future. I ment for rent. Includes refrigera­ MANCHESTER—Immaculate six month. ing Shop. I med. plastic coated, many 1961 uses. appointment. Philbrick Agency, $16,750—High m> on Brookfield ”Hpw the Lord Jesus also in Death am seeking men with experience patterns to choose from. C. J. Diamonds— Watches— WE BUY, SELL or trade antique tor, stoye, and garage. Available room cape in St. Jamea Pariah or Tih Polaris Nixon Closes Door Personals Help —Male 36 MI 9-8464. Road in Bolton. Five room ranch finds. Faithful Disciples and Wit­ TV SEaiVlCB — Potterton’a all in organization and management, Morrison Paint Store, 385 'Center Jewelry 48 and used furniture, china, glass, April 1. $125 a month. J. D. Bowers School area, lovely fenced Realty, 470 Alain St., MI 3-5129. In yard. Belfiore Agency, MI with basement garage and a heavi­ nesses." ‘ ELECTROLUX Sales and Service, makes. Highest quality guaranteed sales, or ai an independent busi­ BOOKKEEPER. 2-3 years book­ St. . « 1 silver, picture frames and old T . J. C R O C K E T T , Realtor ROLLING PARK — The buy of bonded representative, Alfred work and parts, over 47 yean ex­ ness man. Our business la one of coins, old dolls and guns, hobby 8-5121, ly wooded lot. keeping experience, als. Must aell. C m I Ml 9-6784. other extra* deaigned to m*k* Service, 165 School St. Manches­ Kaufman. 1 ment Park, 922 Federal large lot, excellent location Indiana of Venezuela used to PROTECT YOUR HOME WITH ranch with lgta!*K6- 8 room home heating realty easy. MORTLOCK'S MaLnehester** \lead- ter. All 9-1786 or JA 8-1669. Charles .Lesperance, 9-7620. 100x160 FOOT wqdded lot In Rock capture and eat electric eels. They ACCOUNTS recelyable bookkeeping Highway. Dania, Florida, Colonial. Hot water heat, ceramic MANCHESTER — Delightful 6 ing driving school. Three skilled i m m e d i a t e o c c u p a n c y room Cape, good location, well drove horaea into the eel waters machine operator, experienced near Hollywood line. Local baths, fireplaces, full basements, TWO 7 ROOM colonials, full base ledge section Wth city water and courteous In'tructors. Class room priced at $12,900. 5-5 duplex, con­ sewerage, top/of Ludlow Road to absorb the initial attacks and ^ FIRE W ATCH MORTEINSEN TV Specialized RCA only. Burroughs machine, pleasant MI 3-4860. I ment, hot water oil heat, fireplace, Mobilheat Instructions for 16. -17 year olds. inquiries call Westbrook. venient location, will mortgage Priced for Wick sale by out of caught the eels after they had ex­ Telephone Mr'. Atortlock, Director television, service. Ml 6-4641. working conditions. Apply Per­ CAPE—6 rooms, basement garage '114 baths, porch, 2-car garage, all hausted tb^r power.______, Ifie ciean*actioe Conn., Export 9-9100. Spacious custom-built hew 8-bedroom Colonial or city utilities, in excellent neigh­ well, $13,900. Excellent 5 room state oWner/TVrlte Box M, Herald. of Driver Education. Ml 9-7398 sonnel, Iona Manufacturing Co., beautifully landscaped lot. Mildred This amazing hom e fire alarm system, may be the most •ddit/ve CbNNIE’8 TV and' Radio bervlce, Regent St., Manchester. modem ranch. Dream-like kitchen includes built- borhood Charles Lesperance, MI Cape, good location, aaaumable Oiarbonneau, Broker, MI 3-0683 G.I, mortgage, asking $14,800. LAP-dON’S Connecticut’s first li­ available all Jioura. Satisfaction in oven and range, two ceramic baths, sunny base­ 9-7620. important purchase in your life time. censed driving achool trained — guaranteed. CaI^ Ml 9-1315. Charming 6 room Capejiaa every­ CLERK ment with walkout door and double hung windows, MANCHESTER - New T room thing, aMing $15,800. The . Elsie Certified and approved is now of­ ranch, 3 Hreplacea, 2 full bothS; SIX ROOM ranch, garage, recrea­ W E GIVE iM T fering claasroom and behind RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any ipake - garage. tion room, bus. $8,000 assumes Meyer Agency, Realtors, MI EASY cars, amplifiers, phonographs and Office experience not required, 3-car gsrage, large kitchen with 9-5624, MI MB>0. wheel instruction for teecagera. hUllt-in oven and range, formal $108.31 monthly. Carlton W, GREEN STAMPS changers. Ovef 47 years total ex­ interesting and varied work, good Wanted Hutchins. Ml 9-5132. TO AD 9-6075. High and Dry— Choice Lots Available dining room. Lot tOOnOO. $10,900. MANCHESTER—Rockledge oppor perience. 90 days guarantee on all wages, pleasant working condi­ INSTALL PREPARE FOR driver’s te«t. work. Pott«rton’s. Ml 9-4687. Philbriek Agency, KO 3-8484. PROCTOR STREET—7 room DC ROOM home in A-1 condition. lonial with' 114 baths, fine condi­ room. Three ta*tructora. No wait­ RADIO-TV REPAIR, any make, Apply tion, convenient location, priced baths, 2 fireplaces, large kitchen MORIMTY free pickup and delivery on small NURSE’S AIDE Liberal Financing— Telephone Builder PreaeiA owner apent over $7,600 built-ins, ataiirway to attic, ing Alanchester Driving Acade­ 6^2 Roon| Ranch on new boiler, new ceilings, mod under $19,000. See by appointment radios, phonographs. Hour* 6-10 FIRST NATIONAL STORES APPLY IN PERSON rated baaement garage, my. PI 2-7249. emi • :hen, etc. One-car gr only. Call Paul Monatello, Som- BROTHERS- p.m. H 6e E Radio and TV, MI Park k Oakland Avs. 2-CAR GARAGC, i^ESITE DMVE mersville. Conn., RI 9-3424. beam conatructlon, aluminum JOHN j : 9-5582, An 3-1479. rage, d< lot, $16,900. Pbilhrlc comblnatlona, idew, East Hartford Agency, Sale* B«pre*entaOve Of Fire Watch 8y»ta“ » 301-3H e writ. Business Services Offered 13 HERMAN A. MOSES, LOT 2b0'x200* ALL LANDSCAPED H. B. GRADY, Broker. Licensed. acaped lot. Owners moving out of For Information Tel. Andover PI 8-1986 Or Millinery DreflemakiiiK 19 Crestfield DELUXE SPLrr level, 3^ baths, 7 Bonded. Exp6rlene*d. Choice state. Asking $21,600. Lawrence W rit* Fire'W atch-rB ox 18, Andovor COMPLETE REPAIRS ByuStu- CLERK-TYPUT With knowledge of M l 3 -5 1 3 S ConvalMCMf Hospital n i t .7 .1 0 OWNHt W ia TAKE MORTGAGE rooms, built-in range, magnUlcant selection v-ot homes to ~ suit buyer’s - F. Fiano, Realtor, MI 8-2766, Paul art R. Woleott on - automatic HEMMING • AND alteration work. shorthand for general office work. 5SS VERNON «T . . r*e room garage, high uevatlon. I price range. Call MI 8-8009 at any P. Fiano, MI 8-0458, Sd Crawford, waabets. dryer* and alectric Call WiUiam Abraltta. 10 ^^y^Manchsster Modes, Inc., Cullea if. B u te^ . MI >-5183. * time. M IM 410. rang^L W »467S. Robin Road, any tim*. J- a 8ATURDAT. MABCH 11. 1961 J PAGE TVM lUanirif^Btfr iEtt^ning Board Proposes Heard Along Main Street About Town Openiiig LsiPrary Business Bodies And on Some o f Mahche$tet^9 Side StreeU^ Too T b 0 Hartford County^ Council. ^ O n OOne Morning y f w , wlU meet tomorrow at 2:30 manager of Liberty's Hartfoi^ OoUltts* Baptismal Aaddreaslng no one in partloulir, p.ra, at the fire house on Oak St- “It's a good thing you got him In W inder Locks. Delegralei from area office at. 63 E. Center St. One proposal that came out of Walter Mahoney sounded off at McOraw-HlU PublUhlng <;k>., ■bme length during the board of sworn In early before he could Aniereon Shea AuxlUary will be the recent talks between General back out." Mrs. 'Cm'S Ray. Mrs. John Vince, Inc., has annotinced completion of directors^ meeting Tuesday night 1 the acmiaitlon of F. W. Dodge Manager Richard Martin and rep- on what he felt were “underhand- Mrn. Donald Mft\-nard. Alter Vetoed nates are Mrs. Florence Plitt. Mrs Corp. On Wednesday F..W. Dodj began operating as a McGraw-Hill brary Board on the 1961-62 budg­ officials. During a recent meeting be- Oglore Whilp. and Mrs. Frank et was that Whiton' Library should tween the general manager knd Wohlgremuth. subsidiary. The acquisition was He attacked In particular the accompliahed by a stock exchange. be open one more morning dtlriqg s p ^ with which the bill validat­ representatives of the Manchester the week. ' idbrary Board on the proposed The Hartford County Associa­ William Cooper of 76 , Green ing the bonds for the addition to Manor Rd. talked Thursday before William Buckley, chalrSnan of Mary Cheney Library were passed. 1961-62 budget request, the over- tion of Medical Assistants will crowded condition at Maty Cheney meet Monday at 8 p.m. at the the Bridgeport- Life. Underwriter^ the board, and Miss Anna French, At this point he was Interrupted Association. His topic was “I f Is head librarian, suggested to Mar­ by a protest from Director Ted Ubrary came up for dlseuaslon. YWCA, 262 Ann St, Hartford. In an effort to solve the obvious The program will Include a labora­ a Great Business.'' Cooper, an tin that the library be open either Powell, telling him to'watch his agent with the Prudential Insur­ Wednesday or Thursday with a dllemna, the head librarian asked tory workshop. language. ance Company’s Manchester Dis­ salary appropriation made for the So Mahoney turned to a safer for suggestions on how to'correct trict office, was recently nsuned librarian who works the added subject, that of congratulating the the problem. The general manager The final session of a Tri-Cana a vice president In the company's hours. Whiton is only open now volunteered an opinion. He sug­ Conference for high school fresh­ DemocratieV Director William Col­ Northeastern Academy of Honor. ^ m 1 to 9 p.m. Monday through lins who had Juse been sworn in. gested, and perhaps a little too men. sophomores and junfors of Kofsky Shoe Store will open a Iday and all day Saturday. willingly, that boys and glrU be Assumption parish and their par­ branch In November at the shop­ A sentence or two later he di­ gressed to Insinuate that ’“deals” allowed to (study) only on alter­ ents will Uke place tomorrow at ping center at Corbin's Comers, gate himself on any of tlie ques­ nate days, boys attending Monday, 7:80 p.m. in Assumption, hall. West Hartford, being b u il^ y Green had been made between the Dem­ tions asked, It was tentatively ocrats and Republicans to put Col­ Wednesday and Friday and girls Manor Construction Co. 'The store agreed that Wednesday would be attending iSjeaday, Thursday and The Holy'Name Society of St. covers 3,000 square feet and will be lins up for the nominatlmi, which the day If the additionsd salary Is was ^proved by the board of di­ Saturday. James' Church will receive Com­ similar in decor to the Kofsky store provided. The chairman of the library munion at the 8 a.m. Maas tomor­ at the Parkade Shopping Center rectors as a whole. Mahoney had wanted ^ e , nominatimt himaelf. board came to the rescue of the row. Members- will assemble In the In Manchester. A lease for the i - young at.hearr saying, "Who are downstair fehurch at 7:50 a.m. premises has already been signed. Director Collins was out of the room at that moment, but re­ you to stop young people from lov­ Hospital Notes turned in time to receive Ma­ ing?” The general manager with­ Members of Nutmeg Forest, Tall drew his suggestion. Cedars of Lebanon, wearing their Sisterhood Honors honey's congratulations and a pyramids, will attend the 11 a.m. visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.m lengthy admonition to get away Busman's Holiday for aU areas except matemlty from puity “domination." service at St. Mary's Episcopal Police station building super­ Church tomorrow. They will as­ Charter Members where tiiey are 2 to 4:20 and 6:W Mahoney warned the to 8 p.m.; and private rooms where rector to protect himself agaii intendents William Doyle and w il­ semble at 10:45 a.m. outside the liam Leister for the past several church. Charter meihbers of the Sister­ they are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Visitors corruption that permeates all tis­ are requested not to smoke In sues of Manchester political life. month shave been keeping them­ hood of Temple Beth Sholom will selves busy painting the second More than 50 workers In the patients’ rooms. No more than two and compromises that weaken pol- be honored at the March-meeting visitors at one time, per patient. Iticians and...... elec- isolation from the floor of the Manchester police and Temple Beth Sholom building fund of the Sisterhood Tuesday at 12:30 court building. drive will attend a campaign kick­ tors that must ultimately lead to ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Jo­ a betrayal of public faith. Doyle recently had a week off. off breakfast tomorrow at 10 a.m. Construction has begun on. the M otfs supermarket at the Green. Looking over the site aw, from p.m. at the Temple. Films taken of plays given by seph Stafford, Ellington; Mrs The momentum built up and the How did he spend his time? at the Hob Nob Restaurant in the the left. Matthew Reiser, contractor, (In light coat), Atty. John Rottner and Atty. George L ^ n er, He painted his own kitchen. Parkade. Robert L. Geddea. of the Temple mertibers years ago will be Pauline Rackauskl, South Windsor; flow of words continued, while the Joseph Mott, president of the Mo\t chain, and Mrs. Elizabeth Cook, who sold the property to ^ e • James Sills, South Windsor; Clay­ director sank lower and lower in architectural firm of Geddes, store Lesaner and Rottner repfesepted Mrs. Cook. The site lies east of Cook? service sUOon showm. Mrs. Louis Foster wrlll pre­ sent an original ode, “Our Sister­ ton Zahner, Ellington; Mra. Elea­ his seat, tmtll Mahoney strode over Oarrisge Treataent Brecher, Qualls and Cunningham and frontsnts on E. Middle Tpke. (Herald photo byOflara). You wont'to know how to drive of Philadelphia, wlU speak at the hood, Then and Now.” nor Rook, 128 Coleman Rd.; Mra. and. In a final gesture, shook his Susie Parker 1 127 Florence SL; hand. a baby buggy? , breakfast, and will meet members INVITED TO MEETING Some of, the charter members of the congregation at a coffee dends of 55 cents a share vv’Cre District Commission’s 25-Year Mrs. Pauline Ziemba, ISg Union St., General Manager Richard Martin Tickle his toes. A group of representatives from paid." Club. Church la employed by the planning to attend are Mrs. Irving Rockville; Royal Wentyorth, 129 said in the silence that followed. A Non. hour at the Temple veatiy tomor­ the John Hancock District Agency Bayer, Mrs. Louis Bayer, Mrs., row from 3 to 5 p.m. The year’s gain in telephones was Water Bureau. He will be inducted Hemlock St.; Mrs. Mary Cronin, 49 in Manchester have been invited reported at 58,000, about 10,000 Into membership at the club’s an­ Sidney Brown, 'Mrs. Bernard Bur- Cedar St.; Nicholas Rinaldi, East to attend the Hancock company's sack, Mrs. Daniel Bursack, Mrs. The Manchester Garden Club above the average of the previous nual banquet tentatively set for Hartford; Mrs. Rose Pearson, 93 ter to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Custer, St.; Katherine Curtis, S3 River annual president's club meeting at ten years. Following the introduc­ May 1 at the Oasis Club, East William Cooper, Mrs. Elmer Dis- Aniott Rd.; Mrs. Matilda Fiske. 88 will meet Monday at 1:30 p.m. in kan, Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Max Olai- Legion Dr., Vernon; a son to Mr. St., Rockville; Roger Beasay, 8 the Sheraton Park Hotel in Wash­ tion of the Princess phone early in Hartford. Lenox St.; Mrs. Doris Heckler, Harlow St., RockviUe; Mrs. Elea­ the Federptlon Room at Center ington Wednesday. The InviUtlons be^', Mrs. Lena Goodstine, Mrs. and Mrs. Robert Alperi, Lynwood August, one out of every four Norman V. Travis, 21 Turnbull Hillside Ave., Vernon; Susut Rolfe, nor Churllla anil daughter, RFD 8, Congregational Church. Harold Q. are extended on the basis of gen­ phones installed during the re­ Herman Laasow, Mrs. George Dart Hiir Rd., Vernon; John Ware- Dr., Bolton; a daughter to Mr. and Perkins, a retired landscape de­ eral excellence of performance last Rd., recently celebrated his 26th Lessner, Mrs. Nathan Marlow, Manchester. mainder of the year was a year with the AAP Food Stores. ham, 12 Crestwood Dr;; Bradley Mrs. Robert Weiss. 99 Trebbe Dr. sign professor at University of year. Mrs. Abraham Podrove. and Scott Butler, North Windham; BIRTHS TODAY: A daughter PrinceM. He received a-cash award and has YALE TO HELP OABf Connecticut, will speak on "Flow­ Those Invited from the Manches­ A financial summary gave the Also, Mrs. John Rottner, Mrs. Mrs. Joan Artkop, Hartford; Allan to Mr. and Mra. Wolfgang Vogel, ering Shrubs for an All Season ter office am Michael J. Maloney joined the company’s 25-year club. Jay Rubinow, Mrs. Jack Sandals, Gaudreau, Somers; Richard Lor- New Haven, March 11 UF>—^Yale company’s total Income for 1960 Glastonbury; a daughter to Mr. University will provide the Organ­ Garden.” , Jr., district__ manager; Enrico $136 million, compared vvith Thomas Wolff of Rockville has Mrs. Jacob Segal, Mrs. Sanol Solo­ ^ r , 20 Jensen St.; Mm. Shirley and Mm- Winfred Gamer. 42 Cam­ Rufini, George Reale. and Frank been designated a Million Dollar mon, Mrs. Nat Schw(^l, Him Welsh, 33 Canterbury St. ; Sandra isation of American States (OAS) $128 million in 1959. This was made bridge St.; a daughter'^ Mr. and with technical and policy guidance The Edgar Circle of South Senatro, assistant district mana­ up of $78 million for local service, Associate by Aetna Life Insurance Meyer Tober, Mrs. Theodore Dorey, East Hartford; Mra. Jitoyce Mrs. Ralph Blumenhagen, North gers; Philip Savva, Nicholas La- fto. He placed more than a million Weiss, Mrs. Julius Wetstone, Mrs. Chick, South Rd., Bolton; Mrs. in housing and urban development Methodist Church will meet Mon­ $50 million for out-of-town service, Windham. • under a newly algned agreement day at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Penta. Ronald Farris, Daniel Gal­ and $8 million in other income, .dollars of life insurance last year David Werbner, Mrs. Barney Jeanhine Bouchard, Glastonbury; DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: to qualify. He is with the Hutch The agreement yesterday provides Harry Jenkins, J 129 Campfleld Rd. lagher, William WuUch, William principally from advertising in Widiman, and Mra Herman Yules. Ralph Quigley, 80 Foley St.; Wll Mrs. L u r a Phelps, 256 School Mullen, Raymond LaValley, agents. and McCance general agency in Mrs. GMrge Slossberg and Mrs. Ham Lopez, Vernon Rd., Bolton: that Yale will advise the OAS Memberers are reminded to bring telephone directories. St.; Lee Wilkins, Coventry: Mrs. secretariat in strengthening two white elephants for the Chinese Hartford. Etenjamin Reichlln are co-chair­ Mrs. Ruth Hendrlckswi, 48 Judith SNETOO GAINS men, assisted by Mrs. Alexander Dr., Ben Hancock, Tolland, Catherine O’Reilly, 178 HilUard South American centers fOior ur­ auction. BRIEFS The combined assets of Liberty St.; Robert De Von Fllndt, Storrs; ban planning, one. of them in Despite slower growth late in the Charles C. Churcii of Watrous Mutual and Liberty Fire Insur­ Haas. Mrs. Cooper, Mrs. Irving ADMITTED TODAY: George year, 1960 topped 1969 in telephone Luckman, Mrs. Norman Spector, Foster, Lake St.. Vernon.' . lira. Janina Bramanis, 8 Devon Lima, Peru, and the other In Bo­ Rd., Bolton, has been admitted to ance Co. exceede $708,802,130 in- Dr.; Daniel Pantaleo, 775 Parker gota, Colombia. business volume, according to The membership in the Metropolitan 1960, according to Guy Antico, and Mrs. Oscar Rottner. BIRTHS YESTERDAY; A daugh- ATLANTIC. Southern New England Telephone Company’s artnual report to stock­ FU R N AC E O U holders Thursday. Antomatlo Delivery "The year surpassed 1959 in to­ L. T. WOOD CO. tal revenue, telephones gained, out- Ftaoee MI S-Ilt9 of-town calls handled an directory advertising sold,” President Lucius S. Rowe told the company’s 75,700 stockholders. ANNOUNCING THE “Net profits available for divi­ dends also improved In 1960," Mr. Rowe said, "amoimting to $20 mil­ Notice lion, an increase of one million over 1959. Earnings per share were WE HAVE DAILY $2.63, eight cents less than in 1959. reflecting the increased number of SPRINGTIME DELIVERY TO THE Shares outstanding. 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lUng he­ March 11 thra March 17 ifer hnd incheitef TV Week OHANMKUl 8-M-18-88-8^48-g8 propoeed the over- / Cfheney VEDBO BVBBT yBMiR—iAIJ- RlUiras BB8EKVBD, B. T. DlCEDiSON • OO.. too. suasion. » obvioua But Arlene's father was not to establt^ed on her radio—-and by Lou Hasam. Music was com­ an aehed be dissuaded. Instead, he sent her later,-, television—show, "Blind posed by Jacques Belasco. The pro- o'Correct to Finch College. However, Ar­ Date." In 1953, some three seasons lj;ram was filmed In the Holy Land menager Gharm^ Joyful Nature lene’s ambition was not to be de­ after she had joined the panel ot i>y an NBC News crew headed by He auf- nied for she did manage to extract What’s My Line?” she becnine associate producer Ray Garner and little too from her reluctant father a year’s editor-ln-chlef of the “Home’’ cameraman Jos^h Vadala. flrU be training at the Ameriesm Theatre series. Concurrently, she also was on alter- Assets of Panelist Guild School. hosteM On "Soldier Parade." Columtila Record's newest find Is Monday, Still hot Impressed by Arlene’s Many viewers have admired the IT^y^rold Mike Clifford who is and flrla persistence to following an. acting; tittle heart necklace seen about being guided up the ladder of suc­ aday and Ry^OHABUBS 8. IX A V T 4 expertly given can have so false a career, her father made one more the- neck of Arlene each Sunday cess by Helen Noga, Johnny Anyone who has participated In ring that it develops the reverse attempt to change her mind He night on “What’s My Line?"; It Mathis’ manager. While fulfilling s library personality development sessions reaction by the recipient. To win sent her to Europe and set her up was presented to her several jmars speaking engagements from coast le of the or .r ^ bo' ed by critics and viewers when It ir, RFD 8, be filled in on the g;uest's finest was first shown last year, will fea­ 277 BROAD qualities -or recent accomplish­ ture a new introduction by NBC MILIKOWSKI ments by Arlene. What makes News Onrespondent Frank Me Arlene’s charm so ing^ratiatlng is Gee. The introduction was filmed OAll^ Flower Fashion (iP—^Yale her exceptional ability to overflow at Riverside Church In New York With her compliments, and at the for the broadcast, which comes 695 MAIN STREIET he Organ- The BEST BUYS can five days before Easter Sunday. tea (OAS) same time, make them,ring true, r guidance found at STANEK'8 . The daughter of portrait photog- ' Hie program was filmed in the Ml 9-5268 ivelopment ra ^ e r Aram Kazanjlan and his Holy Land without actors. It uses igrem ent wife, Leah Davis Kazanjlan, Miss new documentary techniques to y provides Francis was bom in Boston, Mass., show scenes of Jesus' life as He the OAS on Oct. 20. might have seen them, starting Royal nlng two From childhood, she was noted with His birthplace in Be^lrtiem a for ur- for being both vivacious and volu­ and culminating in the route He them In ble—two qualities that were later took during His last momenta on Ice Cream Co. her In Bo- I \ i:\iMM. to prove priceless professional as­ earth as He bore the Cross mCXIRPORATED , sets. • , through Jerusalem. 27 Warrea St.—Ml S-69M One episode in her early life par­ The program visits the allels that of another well-known Sea of Galilee, the River JMVIS REALTY GO. personality, Peter Lind Hayes. Be­ moon Hill," "Mr. District Attor­ Jordon, th e ' Moimt of Olives, cause of Ids great interest in show the Garden of Gethsemane and O v e r BBALTOR8—INSUBOB8 ney," "Betty and Bob," “Big Sla­ business, he was advised by the ter” (where she met her husband, other scenes of the Holy Land. It superior of Iona Christian Brothers shows fishermen throwing their 3 0 F lo y o rs Residential—^Industrial School that he would be better off Martin Gabel), "The Jack Benny 04Nnmercial Program,” "TTie Fred Alien Show” nets, shepherds tending their pursuing that life than half-heart­ flocks and men speaking the edly struggling through the aca­ and "Bums and Allen" As a side­ In i Gallons! Oostotn Service For line, she did fashion commentary s ^ e Aramaic language spoken by Over SO Years demic subjects. Jesus. When Arlene moved to New for newsreels. Her side-splitting portrajrai of Hie camera retraces the path 288 E. Center St.—BB 84112 York from Boston with her family, she was enrolled in Mount St. Vin­ the Russian sniper in the hit Jesus took from the Mount of JOHN L JENNEY cent Academy. Hpr parents hoped Broadway comedy, "The Dough Olives to Jerusadem auid along the that the training at this exclusive girls,” prompted Look magazine to Via Dolorosa, stopping to examine Q. LEROY NORRIS the places where He is believed to girl’s school would have a quUting say that "she walked away with ASSOCIATE O NE HOUR effect on their mischievous daugh­ the show.'l Subsequent Broaulway have fallen under the weight of ter. It was a vain hope. Like Peter appearances have' included "The the Crass, where He saw His moth­ ^MARTINIZiNG” Lind Hayes, her instructors Overtons,” The French Touch,' er and where Veronica stepped Insurance of AU Kinds couraged her acting Inclinations "UtUe Blue Light," "Late Love" forward to wipe Hla brow. and tried to persuade her disap­ and "Once More, With Feeling." "The Way of the Cross” is nar­ Bonds 1 How Diy Cleoiiifig proving father to allow her to at­ The Francis reputation for rated by Alexander Scourby anq rapier-sharp witticisms was first Norman Rose. It was produced At 20 B. Center St., Manchester tend dramatic schobL 244 NO. MAIN STREET Church Comers, East Hartford PHONE MI 8-68M ■( 791 MAIN STREET 2 Hoor Shirt Service SATURDAY Television PROGRAM PHONE Ml 9-S926 At 299 Middle Turnpike West glasses removes a valuable neck­ Oar Americaa Heritage I Manchester U :N Skjr Kins _ » lace from a jewelry shop display "The Secret Rebel ". Hugh O'Brien Trae Story ZSe M case—then replaces it. and Howard St. John stars. John FOR 15 YEARS All Work Done On Premises Loach With Soapy Salop t Baaanss _BB. M Iloneyman poses as a Tory and Caadlepla BowUbr m (Color.) Lome Greene. Pemell espionage agent for the British U:M TWi li DCaaa _ 1 Roberts, Dan Blocker and Michael Hessian forces in New Jersey in DeteeUTa’a OUtt SI. SS Landon in "The Duke." An 1778, but who was in reality an NASSIFF ARMS GO. Hn The riper • arrogant London prizefighter and agent for General George Wash­ 1:H niro^Ma. B S his manager come to Virginia City ington. HAS BEEN THE BIGHT Complete Auto Watch Mr. Wlaaid Si looking for challengers, and find HnUoa Dollar Movis lA Bamar el the Jaarle S one in Hoea Cartwright. "The Maltese Falcon" p i A c e t o o o f o r The Naval Beaerva Bear BS The Boariag Bt’s , S. U . BS Saturday Night Film Repairing (Color) „ Rex Reason in "War With the "Dial M For Murder' EVERYTHINO YOU WANT While Haator Night Hawkers". Reporter Scott Milland, Grace Kelly. Norris probes cab war when hla 1I:M Gansmeke m "Rodie Dispatched" "Last Ot The Mohicans.” Ran­ newspaper's office boy gets beat­ James Araess stars Dennis Weav­ dolph Scott. Binnie BaFnes. "Run en up in a cab conflict. er Is featured* Chester is serious­ W recker OMid Rood For The Sun" Richard Wtdmark, g;SB Cbechmats B ly wounded by an unseen rifle­ SPORTING GOODS Jane Greer. Anthony George. Doug McClure man and when Matt Dillon first Sorvico ■ I Married Jean B ' and Sebastian Cabot in "The suspects a p a ir of bank robbers Scieaca Fictioa Theater >M Gift” . . When a soprano engages who have been expected in Dodge 1015 MAIN ST.—M l 9-1647 Col Ml 3-5501 in a series of bitter backstage City, he ia baffled to learn that The laevilaMe Day BS "HOUSE OF SPORTS” Coatrails . a. ! ! feuds with her gypsy associates neither was in town at the time B:M CoUese Baaketball B. 4*. SB and the wife of an opera Im­ of the shooting. Kansas vs Miaavuri presario, Checkmate, Inc., is ItebI Of The Week g. W, IS COOK'S Pre BaskstbaU . ■ BB. B* called on the scene. Carmen Baaliio va, Don Jordan. Cincinnati RoyaU va Lakers The Tall Mas BB.”!! ^ M e Feature Theater - W SERVICE STATION t;M Minien Dollar Merle IS Barry Sullivan and Clu Gulager Viva Zapata".' Marlon' Brando. LAY-A^WAY ■lANCHESnnK OREEN "The Maltese Falcon” . Humphrey in "The Last Resource". Teen- „ „ "The ClUnaz". Boris Karloff. Bogart. Mary Astor. ’ . age girt is accidentally killed dur­ lt:B# Tambstoas Terrltery 4;M Big Time WrestUng J ing- a gunfight involving Billy the 18:SS Dlveree Oirart Medle 44 Kid. and Pat Garret is forced to 14.-M Make That Itoare 4t YOUR CHILDREN’S 4:M Bowling Stars arrest Billy. __ 11 :M Saturday NlgkUBepeit TV Bacs ot the Week It. 4t Leave II Te Beaver B. 4B. St Saturday 'NIgkt News A W eather- Appleton Handicap (The Dramatic CTub". Beaver m aa ^ wins a atarrlng role in a school Bellyweed’s P laest EASTER APPAREL Big Mae Skew play and tbeh panics when he U:ie C______n te laTim ■- e g;M Brad Davis Shew learns be wiU have to kiss his ‘Lullaby of Broadwajr". Doris A **** ■ 1901 W Captain Qallaat Day, Gene Nelson. AlFSIar Qeir rt.BB Play Of The Week Saturday WreetUag . Henry Fonda and Alien Case "Tha/NIght Of The Auk’ Shep- Bequest Theater ~ The Lawreoee Walk Shew S, 4*. SB perv Sturkwick, Warner Ander- Film M Musical hour featuring Lawrence ■SK I Mari-Mad's g:M Beodesrous With Adventure S Welk Bad his Champagne Music ll:Se naybey’s Pealheusa SaturdM Prent _ SB. If M aken? 11 :U TmirM’a Best M ovie 691 Main St.— MI 9-1232 t :N Newe. Weather. Sports Net Far Hire U ‘iMtack". Jack Palance, Bddle W alt Disaev t;lB Have Ona WiB Travel ____ I /JberL FREE PARKING IN BEAR We Sell Junior Duckpln Bawling Richard Boone stare. Paladin lB:te NHs Desk PIB Baiters matches wits with a hanging U:M World’s Best Msvies (Cent.1.) Adveutare_ _ .. judge whose courtroom is a 1:U Baa PVaacIses Beat BARRE GUILD S;M Bringing Up Baddy saloon In order to save the life Jfewa Mark Saber of A doctor falsely accused of l:te Memests Ot Comfort Americans At Wsrk murder. liU News a WeaUier _ PETS! MONUMENTS C:4S Encare 7;M Mr. Ed . a PUPPIES Pete A Gladys • BIRDS Thns li ■ Bim Guild Monument tint Million Doliar Movie 1

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U8 W. M3DOLB IPKB. SUNDAY Television PROGRAM FLETCHER Mlteken 6-1819 TUESDAY Television PROGRAM Obaaaal Love, Honor and Behave". and Shotgun Otbte are the targets CTIuuuiei on American conformity and Recon Marines, ISOman elUs i:M OeaUaental Claanaam . 38. 84 Wayne Morris, Priscilla Lane. of a newsman's edltoriaL „ T:U Haw OhriaUas Selaaea Kaala W apathy. "A lAiTcly Day . for unit trained to gather Intelligence PLENTY OF PARKING GLRRSu l u n COMPANY (Color) 4:88 Kdgs at Ntaht • Freatters In Me^clae 58 Sits Tha Bis riewra Peace." By lis te r A Beater. ^ aecretly. deop mstde enemy ter­ 4:14 Tkli !■ Oar FalUi 8 H en’s BeUyweed 33, 38 Great Deeleloas 18 DslTanilf Air People la The News ritory. Walter Cronklte narrates. - ■BOBBolBIITlOTijBirF OanUacatal Claanaam 44, 44 l:M Featars Bllm ^8 4:84 Tom BweU Show . . . * tils News Tea’ Pla Bowllag Poeple Are Fuany 18 AUTO GLASS—8______"Dragonfly Squadron." John Tom Potter runs into a footloose, ^Mnek tiM Tha Ghriataphen , 1 ' Issass aad Aasweis M Sea Hast ■ ENCLOSURES—GLASS FURNTTURB TOPS—PITTSBURGH PAINT 4:88 jSwa*^*Ci4ev 4 Hodluc, Barbara Brlttat. carefree and gregarious ojd col­ ELECTRONICS n ia la Tha Ufa J S ^ th er H. Hodges, Secretary of Great Masie Pram Chleaga U 7:44 Dave Oanawar Taday Stew lege chum who makes a play for ELECTRONICS •its Saaah Os | 1 Commerce, guest sposher Inter- WhlrinUrds M 44, 44 First Stew _ _ 38 his wife. Tha Chjrtnashara - * B /viewed by washlnjnon' newsmen. Wait DIsaey Presenta ‘ 4g. ,83 Iwak aad Learn 4 "Winning Team". Doris Day, The ThriUov _ • 23.to LABORATORIES •lU Ohftotiaa Selaaoa M S;M Hew To M a ^ A HilUennlre S "The Wilderness Road", Dratsl Oaattaeatal Ctoamam 4 R o ^ ^ ^ eagan ^ Boris Karloff is host. "Trio for LABORATORIES tits OadaraUBSIas WaiM I Highway“ ■ ‘ FatrePatrol • Boone leads his hardy band of 1135 Weather S3 Terror". Three separata dranau OhrtatUa Selaaee • Qraad J a » settlers Into Kentucky and meets 1:34 1LF.D. Me. 3 4 ^^M ^er U A Freshman” . Logetta —Act I Young man pliita to kill SaoUlea af tha Mass is Year Nelghbar,JtelgBbar, Tha World an old enemy, CrOwfeather. MANCHESTER BaeiaeM Beperi. Mewe. Weather Young, Van Johnson. V _ bit uncle. Act H Officer of the 277 BROAD •:4B Amarieaas At Warh { netare Per A Saaday A l^ r Lassis f Admiral A Swabhy Stew M Ouuds enjoys ^Incredible luck 277 BROAD ISiSt Uuap Uato My Peat • Mr. Ed S 1)44 Breakfast Time 4 5:88 Bo Oar Oaest gambling. Act In Hunted mur­ Rellpoiia series, with Dr. Osorce S:M Swday Sparta.rta SpaetacularSpeetacul Shirley Temple Shew 33, SP OLDSMOBILE RAUM 4:44 Hap BInharda . 4 i ^ y aad HisHI Friends derer seeks refuge in a museum. Crotliers. “The Ansi lean Com-' £ lw led Chami (Color) "The P eg^g Plrata of "TOUR OLDSMOBDA DEALER” 8:15 Oaptala Kaasaraa 4 1:45 Big 3Mac Stew Btm/tt Oeaeh West i. 44. M EASY TO munton. —Film swUr r iU depict...... tho and Ski Jumping." Two of -the Buie". Starring Claude AUns, 4:44 Featare FUm 4 5:15 iM Is The Gat Robert Bray. Richard Ever and To« «M DEFEND «■ medical, rellBlous and counseling roost colorful. IhrUlIng and dan- Eunne Martin, Edgar Steblt and "Circle Of Danger.” Ray Mllland, 4:44 Qaick Draw MeOraw Wayne Rogers in "The Re­ work__ o( . UrJie Anglican Communion rous winter sports events, will Miriam Colon. FUlpIno boy ba- S12 WEST CENTER STREET Patricia Roc. Cartoea Playtean IS mounts". Simon and Luke are PARK HERE In Centrslntrsl. Amenca, Africa, Jsphn K presented. Sportscaster Bud comes the trusted friend of n fear- pper 4 B.C.M.P. forced to steal a herd of wild tJM TV »r Radio joa boy and the PhlUimines. Bldim Palmer and Art Devlin, one of ------ful pirate who seeks the boy's - Ml 8-1811 a mpei Beam 48 horses corralled for sale to the Stephen Bayne, SixecutlTe Ofti- the top ski jumpers currently In help In learning about Christlaa- 0 ; CartooB Time 48 4:15 ladastry Oa Panda Anqy. lliere’s never a pnrkinK fTMB S TA N E K ’S, It's eer of the Anidloan Communion competition will describe the ac­ Afanaaae 44 Tallahasee 7444 , . The Third Maa problem At BTANEK’S. will be guest tion. 1:3* iSimls Ths Meaaes . „ 4:46 Leoaey Taaee 44 •;3S Weather. News aad Sparta 4:84 Seleaoe Fiction Theater This Is Ths Answss West Point • Msverieh *• 44. M 4;U Oaptala Kaagataa 14 Trackdewa_ Bed Bkeltea Shew No meter* eitber.' Open bMked. by DEPEND­ Ohsller Of M ra llsa Fra BaAetball n, 18 MOUsB DsUar Ibvta U "Safetv-Tested 4:14 I Married Jsaa 1 4:34 Mews and Weather "Freddie and the Baby” . Skelton The Chrietashera Boston vs. Syraeuae See 4:00 p.m. . , Mernlag Shew 84 Aetlea Theater hoa Ed Wynn as guest star when lluirsday evenlns* imtil ABLE SERVICE. This^ I f TlTha Ufa S:8S Paal Sytaohell Show ■ t:4t Ed BalUvaa 8hsw_'' , I 14:44 I I-ave naey Lney Otabtease he presents an oll-pantomlme ISiM The UalBiIS Wssd t:8S Oral Boberts IS Guests; Tammy Grimes, musl<^ Say Whenleaj. Big Pletnn . . ^ show. Skelton appears as Freddie Dp And Uya . t. « Yaa Asked Fsr It • 8 comedy star, Pat O'Brlem the Used Cars" 4:45 Mews 3. f. 33, 84 the Freeloader, who finds a baby Religious series. "The "KISS Of Kings" 48 Clancy Brothers and Tommy U :I4 VMm VIyttima 4:55 Sports 44 abandoned on the doorstep of Mind". Part n of a four-part Bsuadap DSA 8| Makken, vocal quartet; tenor Beri BeUer 7:44 Bsagh Blden J his shack. . I \ i; \ iiK), s \ I I s --I i; \ II I series UUed "Tlie Interior Life". Bill Schadel. anchorman and Brendan O'Dowda, and barpjat Play Vonr Bmeh MUOea OeUar Marie „ U 14:44 Garry' Meere Skew I \ Ix N \ | I N \ ''I I \ l< I The struggle of three proti^nlsts nows reporters in key centers Mary O'Hara, in a special SL (Color) "Man Who Played God". George Guera: Vocalists Steve Lawrgtice as they come to grips with their across tne nation cover and re­ Patrick's Day salute. „ „ Yea Asked Per It Arllss, Bette Daria. and Dorothy Collins and comedian nilrltual problemB and eyoire the port tho major nows developments NaMeaal Velvet 33. 34* 11:44 Doable ExpoMua Weather. Leeal Mews Bob Lewis. „ ^ first of IS rules. of the week. Lori Martin In "Tho Beauty Con­ W . P. QUISH The Prior Is Bight tS )4 Maws A Weather White Paper No, 4 **•,?* S U N L D R What’s Tsur TrsaMsr c:--. W 4:ts Tha Great ChaBesgs 3 test’’. Velvet misinterprets a su(^ I (Color) Exp^ltloB __ . . . . . Special program examining the M ils Ught TInui » Some of the world's leading den burst ot affection from Ed­ Meralag Oeart 8. n 7:15 Western Mass. HIghUghta question of whether state legisla- Findell o r ViSm Of Slaal W thinkers, as they ooosider ,Uie wins and her friends ah complete Today’s Womaa 48 Sports Camera 54 .tures sim fulflU the functions for U iM Pasally Urlng t great chaHensea facing mankind acceptance Into the older group. FUNERAL HOME U:14 CaneeatratioB 82. 34 News __ _ which they were originally estab­ FOR CANADA r«p Tir*:Ly today. "The Changing Patterns of 8:44 Tab Baater Stew 33, 44 Year Sarpriee Package 3 7:34 What la Tho World lished. Chet Huntley Is narrator; Our Falltieal System." Guests: lAwmaa 8, 48, N - 888 M A IN S T R E E T T E L . M I 8-S946 Leve Tkat Bob 4. 44. U Lajnunle ^ "Man In the Middle: The State % Is The Ufo Klchsrd Hovers, veteran Wash­ 8:88 TV Theater 8 U:44 Love of Life 3 John Smith, Hohert Fuller In Legislator." ..... VENETIAN L iT ^ - Sacred Heart ington correspondent and author; George Sanders. Cliff Robertson, Tratb Or Coaesqaenoee S3. 44 "Mark of the Manhuntera" Jess TV Presents 8. 44 53 IN S U R A N C E U:1S Uring Ward Sen. Barry Goldwater (R., Arts.); Barters Nichols In "The Small (Color) and Slim protect the chief proe^ Sean Kelly In "The Pace." Man UiSS Camrre Three S. tt and Dr. Richard E. Neustadt, Elephants” . Man of unusual char­ Camoaflnoaflage 4. M. 84 cutton witness In a murder trial. sets out to slay an aasassin he a BLINDS A portrait of an African diplomat consultant on Govemmenl oMcnn- acter peddles dreams to a movls 12:34 Search For Tomorrow 3 Bags Baany *4. 63 seen in his dreame. John New- who suddenly finds himself repre- .Ixatlon to President John F. Ken­ star, a magician and a star-struck ROBERT J. INCORPORATED It Coaid Bo Yoa 33. 34 Buga has his hands full when the land. host-director. C O N S U L T . sentlng his newt; Independent nedy. vnung giant. (Color) twin gophers. Nip and Tuck, en­ Million Dollar Movie 18 and SUPPLIES country at the united___ Nations. Csaaectleat Ten Pla Derby TV Show 34, 44 Member Please 8. 44. 54 gage m a heated discussion as to. "Crime By Night.” Jerome James Hacandrew, host. Mimas’ DsUar Msvie IS (Color) Art Carney In ''O'Hailor- R E A L 11:45 The Oeldiag Light whom Is out of step with the Cowan. Jane Wyman. C H A R LE S J. V A N D E U SE N This Uur Faith 8 "The Maltese Falcon". Humphrey an's Luck" Irish Immigrant be­ 13:65 News Day Bepert ■ music, other stories. lt;M U.8. Marshal ... 8 CUSTOM MADE SHADES Bogart, Mary Astor. comes president of an American SMITH 1:M My Little Margie TV Show with Jane Allyson tt Triatly Spotlight 38 IBSTATE • -INSUBANSMITHS SINCE 1914” • .INSURANCE 8:44 Father Knows Bert 3 DUtrlct SapervtBor I2:8t leslghls 8 rhampfaashlp BrMgo 48. 88 railroad with the help of a dis­ Ahont Faces S. M. Robert Young and Jane Wyatt In 28 Men > 53 485 Middle Tpke, East ChamploBshlp Bridge 8 With Charles Goren — Richard placed Irish I^rcchaun. Barbara 968 M AIN S’rBEET, GROUND FLOOR— MI 6-5841 At Home With Kitty “ Betty, the Track Star." Betty Is 11:84 News. Weather A Sports 3 164 E Center SL, bfanchester I^wsreel Album >* Kahn and Stan Stayman vs. Peg­ Cook and the Blit and Cora Baird Movie ttallaeo ' chosen as one of the three final­ World's Best Movie 8 Ml 3-4865 Meet The Prefessar M gy and Charles Solomon. ■Marionettes co-star. "Hot Head" ists for the Utle of college "Flower “ Monkey On My Bark". Cameron TM. M l 9-4604 or P I 6-6801 Guest: Morris JanowlU. Profes­ 4:M Paul WlncheU Show S3 The Rebel 4. 4*. 44 1:34 A* the World Tarae Queen" but almost forfeits her Mitchell, Diane Foster „ sor of Sociology. Univ. of Mich., The Ortons, knlfe-throwIng act; 4:38 Jack Benny Program I Highway Patrol ctenocs when she is persuaded to Big News *7 discusses sociological study, The Cathalaa, globe and perch The Islanders '4,*48, S3 Social Moles With Kitty 33 oln the track team. (Repeat). News and Weather ' JO political and social mood of the act. Big Pletnre 14 All Star PlayhoBM i'he Bineman 8. 44, 53 ll:15 Jack Paar Show 38 nation. Ask WashlagtoB S3, 38 18:88 Candid Camera 4 /jp Make A Difference Where You Save! Pageant Chuck Connors }n "The Prison­ (Color) , FOR EXPERT Leretta Yonag Shew S3. 38 IT DOES 1 :SS At Home With Kitty Featare Film . ,5 1Z:1B Around Towa 18 News nuestinn and answer oro- er.” Two bitter ex-prisoners of "Too Hot To Handle". Clark TOURAINE PAINTS 13:88 We Believe 3 am Russ Ward Is moderator, Feature 14 3:44 Face The Facta I war attempt to hold Lucas Mc­ •k Front End AKgnmant Pip The Piper 8 Rto The Kaowa 3 18:34 Whaft My Llnef S 'A m ik Jan Mnrray Stew 33. 84 Cain captive. Oable. Myrna Loy "Houseclenning Day". The castle, Celebrity Oolt---- 22. 38 This Is Your Life _ 34 (Color) 8:34 Dobie Olllls ^, 8 Featare 44 4* •BRUSHES the forest and Floogle Sea are HowarTTCeer Wluitoa CharehlH - 8. 44. 83 Day la Coart I, M. 53 Dwysine Hickman In ‘.'Dobie vs. 11:34 date Paar Show 33 k Wheel Balancing. 8. 83 'The Valiant Years—"Strike Hard, 3:34 HoBiC Party _ 3 (CSlor) all objects of a big cleanup cam- Matty’s Fanday Faaales 31 Loretta Vonag Theater 33 84 The Machine." Havingigraduated palgn. V__ 5 :M College Bowl ■ Strike Home!" Italian forces SAVINGS % from high school. Dole: and May­ 12:44 Night Desk. „ . ■ i WALLPAPERS Sclentileoce Fiction Theater Information game: with Allen khocked out of the war. Road to Beallty 4, 44. 68 nard submit to a scientific voca­ 13:45 World's Rest Movies (Coat.) 8 -A* Complete Broke Best Of IThe Post 33 3:44 The HillioBalrp 3 13:50 Nows and Weather 8 Indastry On Parade Ludden moderator. Indiana unl- tional analysis by an electronic 13:55 Homeat of Medltatloa 5 Dawn Bible Institute ■yerslty vs Rensselaer Polytechnic ll;84 RuBday News Special 3 I.OAN O arrent Voang Dr. Maisaa 33. 14 computer. Service • SANDERS. POLISHERS News 44 (Color) _ 1;M News . „ . *• *2 13:48 Americans At Work 38 ■ Institute. ASSOCIATION' Annu& l' Qaeen For A Day 4, 44, 53 Alfred Hitchcock Preseais 33, 34 l:l4 Moments of Comfort 8 STEAMERS FOR RENT 1:88 Yoar Community 3 Water Sports Parade 33, 38 News A Weather 4 Dividend ^The Horseplayer". Stars Claude Directions ’81 8. tS Starring outstanding nerformers Sunday r^ h t Bepert n 8:34 The Verdict Is Years il Rains, Ed Gardner. A priest and a ~ S E E — News A Weathermaa 84 B ate From These Beoto , 23. 34 "Ways To Peace". Explores what In six water snorts. Filmed at CoBBectieat Baadstaad 4 a horseplayer prove that faith Scott Brady of "Shotgrun Slade” private citliens can do to work Sliver Springs. Fla. News la Beylew 44 ■ awewisTgt’a e t n a v riwawciat IW4TITBT44II coiipleid with gambling can some­ tor peace. George Hicks, editor- Bockv aad His Friends 8. U. U 11:14 Sniiday Night Sfnvie 33 Who Do Yea TrartT 48. U wonders if dry cleaners who ad­ CLARKE MOTOR SALES Paul’s Paint and "Elephant Gun” , Belinda Lee, 4:84 Banger Aady Stew times work iniracles. host. Introduces students i and 8:88 Ivaahoe 1001 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER • ROUTE 81, COVENTRY Make Boom For Daddy Wyatt Earp 8. 44 vertise on TV use spot announce­ SOI B R O A D ST. other people working for this Meet The Press 38 11:15 Feature FUm ^ 3 Amerieaa Baadstaad ' 8. 44. 58 Hugh O'Brian In “ The Good Mule m 9-8018 cause. Musical Interludes by (Color) Guest: Willie Brandt, "Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye . and The Bad Mule." Wyatt Earp m ents! Wallpaper Supply Tom GInxer. balladeer, and dia- Mayor of West Berlin. World's Best MotIm S Marie At Fear IS MANCHESTER cussion by TV star Sonny Fox. I lateraatioaal Zone "Night and Day” . Monty Wooley. 645 Main St.— M l 9-0300 Coarera 8l ' 33 Rlr War Show Late Show i 84 Big Picture 38 Phn Rilvers "Tea For Two". Doris Day, 1:18 Your Voice la Washlagton 8 Jangle Jim PreTue 44 Don WILLIS Garage 1:30 Perception 8 Film 83 13:54 News A Weather I WEDNESDAY Television PROGRAM 13:55 Moment ot Meditation 4 SPECIALISTS IN Frontiers Of Faith SS 8:38 T*-- To'ealleth Ccniarv WHEEL ALIGNMENT aad YOUR Our SPEEDY Specialty "Countdown” . Series of dramas "The New Marine." Story of the, 1:15 News * Ohanaot Early SheW 84 Bloomfield Hills. Mich.. George BRAKE SERVICB 8:48 Continental Clasrfoom 33. 38 "The Incredible, Petrified World' . Roeper, the school's founder and John Carradine ' director, will be guest. YARN TRULY DELICIOUS I GENERAL AUTO REPAIR (Color) Peter Loves Mary S3. 34 MlteheP 9-4581—18 MAIN ST. 61ANCHESTER 8:88 This Is Oar Faith Admiral Swabhy 44 Coattaeatal Claasroom S3. 88 6:34 Be Oar Gaeat 18 Peter Lind Hayes. Mary Healy in Laae Baager 44. 65 "Doc Bailey Day." Peter is re­ SHOP MONDAY Television PROGRAM (Color) ^ sponsible for the erroneous report 8:55 Towa Crier ^ „ • 5:U Big Mae Show 13 CHICKEN 1:56 The Cat 3 that Oakdell's leading-physician We’re now located In Chaaael 3:44 Featare Film 4 8:84 Daaay Thomas Show 7:84 Dave Qarrowar Today Show Is retiring. _ , • Danny and Kathy temporarily be­ IS. 34 4:44 Matty’a Foaday Faaalea 8 the House and Hale H ie world’s “floest eatin’ chlck- 4:44 Continental Classroom 33. 34 "Bugle In The Afternoon". Ray Cartoea Playhoase Naked City : 8. « 53 (Color) Mllland. Hugh Marlowe come adopted children of their SHERWIN-WILLIAMS Look aad Leans 3 Paul Burke, Horace McMahon and bnlldlng, Main Street, scrub woman, who la desperately CeaUaeatal Ctassreem • WUd BUI Blekok 44 en” wtUi laconiparsble’ taste. 4:34 This Is Oar Faith 4 Fopeye 4 7:35 Weather 32 Get Set Go 53 Harry Bellaver in "Vengeance la eomer of Oak. Caatlaratal Claasroom S3. 34 First Show 33 trying to Impress a childhood 3:16 Goraaado 3 , 1 4 a Wheel." Ddlectlves attempt to (Color) — “ Plunder tn The Sun” . Glenn sweelhearL ■AM/M INTEBIOB PAINTS EXTERIOR 7:34 BpealTUp* _ ! revent two brothers from carry- TAKE HOME SERVICE Acapaleo 38. It ItulBeee Bepert, Mewa, Weather 8 TV Man Order Market I 63 a Art Needlework Supplies 4:55 TowS Crier 4 Ford. Diana Lynn. — - OI f " p I o t u r e f r a m e s — a r t i s t m a t e r i a l s 7:88. Breakfaet Tbne 8 3:33 News. Weather aad Sports 8 Big out a vendetta against water­ 1:44 Dave Qarroway Tsday Stew 3^ Early Show — Ralph Taeger and James Co- Beseae 8 44 front thieves. o Free Instructions "An American Guerrilla In The burn. ' t WALLPAPER, Ett. . 8:84 Hap Richards { MllUoa Dollar Movie 13 981 MAIN ST. TEL. MI 8-6686 8:15 CapMiD Knagarea 3 4:34 Newa A Weather 8 * SilfC Ureen Stamps Look asd Learn 3 Philippines". Tyrone Power. 4:34 Andy Grlinni Show 4 4:88 Featare Film . _ Action Theater 18 "Crime By Night” . Jerome DEGI’S DRIVE-IN CoBltaental Classroom 8 Admiral Swabhy Show 44 "Andy And Opie, Housekeepers” . "TTie Strange Alfalfa of Uncle Oadaboat Oaddle 33 Gowan, Jane Wyman. Free Parking Rear ot Stim 5 Weather 33 5:34 Be Oar Guest 14 Dishes go unwashed, floors stay Harry." George Bandera, Ella 3:45 Newa 14 J4 Maa And The Challenge 23 46S CENT ER ST.— M l S-6060 8 Perception 8. Bln Tin Tin* 44, 54 ■ unswej)t. and tempers flare when 4:55 Sporta Buslaess Beport. News, Weather Sheriff Taylor tries to run the Ralnea. 11:44 N ew ^^eallier A Sports . 3. 44 5:45 Big Mae Shew 18 Tapper „ _ . , J 7:44 Daagerpaa Babin boiuehold trlth son OpIe. COBURN ft MIDDLEBROOK, Inc. Bomper Beam Beheel n Shauaa Slada World’s Beat Movie . . 1 4 Breakfast Time I 5:55 Felix The Cat 4 Dsata 33. 34 CartooB Time M Minioa Dollar Movie “ Big Money". Ian Carmichael. 4 Hap BlcLards 3 4:44 Yogi Bear 8 Howard Duff In "Dante tn tho INVESTMENTS . Almaaac 48 "Man Who Played God' , George Belinda Lee (Color). _ PLUfimiNG and FOR ECONOMICAL. 5 Captain Itaagarou 3 CartooB Playhoase 14 Dark". Dante tries to find the MB. GEORGE F. JOHNSON JIL, Mowtger Arllss, Bette Davis. Big New4 n H E A T IN O 4 Feature Film 3 killer of a man who was shot la 4:86 Laeaev Taaea 48 Newa A Weather 34 Paalc 4# . FRIENDLY AND HELPFUL TRANSACTIONS HANDLED 8:15 Captau Kaagarea 44 Weather, Local News ^ M OONTRAOTOB PROMPT, EXPERT "Boomerang". Dana Andrews, News' 44 front of the Inferno. 4:14 I Married Jeaa J News aad Weather 14. 44 11:15 Featare Film . , f Jane Wyatt Adveatares la Paradise 4, 44. §4 ON ALL EXCHANGES LI8TBO AND UNLISTED—MUTUAL FUNDS Meratag Shew 84 "Luet For Gold." Ida Luplno, Tapper I 4:15 Medera Digest U "Who la SylvlnT” . Wealthy lady 7:15 Westera Maas. HIghUghta 33 Glenn Ford Com m ercial Beseae 8 44 689 MAIN STREET W TEL. Ml S-1105 14:44 I Lave Lacy Bnerte Camera 34 Jock Poor Show 34 Romorr Room 13 8:35 Weather Sewn A Sports 8 plans a cruise aboard the Tiki Say Whea I 33. 34 Cartoon Time 34 but cannot sail until the arrival News *4 (Color) and Almanac 44 Two Faces West .44 of her companion-maid. Snala 7:34 MaUba Baa . ^ ^ * -'ealareFe ' 44 _ 14:14 Video VIBaga Jeremy Slate and Ron Ely. 11:34 Jack Paar Shew 4:44 Leeaey Taaeu 44 4:44 News A Weather 4 SIroela Of Danger 14 Best Seller Secret of Half Moon Key". Divers On AHMohMof 4tI5 CaouiB Kangaroo 44 AoHaa Theater 18 83. 14 (Color) ResIdeatJal Clabhaase 31 14:44 Heaneste _ „ 4 Ptay Year Baaeh MUce Madison and Larry Lahr 13:M Nlte D e s k _____ . . . 4:84 ■ Married Joan . ■ Jackie (fooper In "Harvey's DolL" Wolor) prote the secret of the Mary B, I : Moraing Show 14 Compass 44 Chick discovers Harvey Spencer Tea Asked Far It 13:45 Werld's Best Mariea (eeal.) Roto-Rotor. TV, Radio and Phonps 114:44 December Bride - 44 W . H. England Lumber CoT a fishing boat that sank mysteri­ 13:54 News A Weather 8;l5 News 4. 4. 44. M Blair, n i, apparently terformlng 11:44 Doable Expesare ously off the Florida coast Bay Whea S3, 34 4:55 Sports 41 voodoo rites with a doll In the The Prlea fa Bight 33. 34 13:55 Memeat at Medltattea S ervice Susie ■ J "A7 THE GkEBP Wagon Train 1:44 Newa . „ . _ , •- *• ^ PkofM Ml MS37 7:44 After DIaaer Movie 8 exact Itkeneas of Admiral Shaf­ (Ctelor) Starring Robert Horton In "The I t if Momeatc ComfaH 14:34 Vldea VlUage 44 "All The King's Men." Broderick er. ' kkaiai^r a Gaart . s. n Best Seller . 4 44 Christopher Hale Story," Retired Play Vonr Baaeh 44. 44 - Crawford, John Ireland. Barbara Stanwyck Shaw 34, 44 Dtaaar la Servad wagonmaster and a new wagon- EINAR L LORENTZEN Phil savers 4 "The Golden Acres." Ambluoua 11:34 CaaeaatraUea 33. 34 master hired by the comgujy. (Color) Open AH Day Saturday Yapr Sarprise Package Pofterton's Yaa Asked Fur H 4 Million Dollar Movie 14 and domineering woman disre­ clash oyer leadership of the Phone Hour Plans PlMNie Ml 9-7412 11:44 Deable Expesare 4 _ '4'Man Who Played God". George gards the feelings of others in her Lava Thai Bab >. Haag IM OBter SL—Oor. Oiiirob 8t Arllss. Bette Davla attempt to impress an attorney. 13:44 Levs ef Ufa The Price Is Bight M 14 Tratb er Ceaaeqaeaeep R od T --,_____ . ^ . . (Ck)lor) _ „ Weather. Local News S3 Million Dollar Marie ' 14 Perish.” In her search to locate Salute to Easter Mernlag Court . 4. 44 News ef the Hear aad Weather 34 "Crime By Night". Jerome her husband, a woman receives A Aealtamy Playhoaea 44 News and Weather 14 Cowan, Jane Wyman. ^^iSlUg. d. brutal beating by thugs. The Peaple’a Oteles 14 12:34 NambarPleasa. 4. The Austin A. 11:44 Yaar Surprise I ’pebsce _ 4 14:44 San Fraacisce Beat 4 Seareh For Tsmerrew . - S:S4 Waal.. -sitei As-I______Or AUve _ . ^ The Blaster seanon and Bprinx Ijeaeeotratlon tt 14 7:15 Wesleru I f ass. Highlights 33 Berle Jackpot It. 44 PILGRIM MILLS It OonM Be Tea '83.14 Steve-YtcQueen. Japanese Geisha will be saluted In music and dance Leve That Bab 4. 41. 54 Sports Camerit 84 Fat Patterson of S t Louis, Mo., glrkArrlves from her native isjid vs. Art Fappa of Akron, Ohio. (O>lor) and hires Josh Randall to help her on the “Bell Telephone Hour” In a CHAMBERS cu. 113:44 Love or Life _ J Nm s U:45 The Oaldlag Light Truth or Caasegaeaeca S3. 38 7:34 The Americaas S3. 84 Peter Gann .4. 44. 88 FABRICS FOR ALL AT CW NEY HALL 13:55 Newa Day, Itapert find a former American boy (Xilor broad(»st titled "The Signs Movtng.... (Color) „ Darryl Hickman and Dick Craig Stevens In "Portrait in friend. _ ' Leauier". Ex-wlfe of a boxer The Pries la Bight I 33. 34 of Spring” Friday, March 31, on PaokiHg..., Cameaflage , 4. 44. 53 Davalos' co-stars. "The Escape". AT LOW, LOW M IU PRICES! the NBC-TV Network (9-10 p.m. 113:34 It Could Be te a 33. 34 Sgt. Ben Canfield and Union helps Gunn track down the would- 8.44. (Color) Storag*.... (Color) Army Colonial Barpaby Fry-eap- be assassin ot her husband. At Home With Kitty Adventares ot Ossie, aad Harriri EST). Blrgjt Nilsson, celebrated Search Per Tomenow Herie MaUaee tured by the Confederates, risk 11:44 News, Weather and Sports 4. 44 Soleoroom Honni Every Day Noon tn9 PJS,—Satarday 10 AM. to 6 PM. “ Hero For A Day . Anita Louise “ Rick's Broken Arm". In order dramatic soprano,, will make one L oca l or Nambcr Please 4, 44. 54 their lives to gain freedom. World’s Rest Msries 8 Long Distance 13:45 The Oaldlag Ught Cheyenne Shew 8. 48. 58 "Rebel In Town", John FAyne, 1:34 As the World Tania to help his friend Wally out of a of her Infrequent television^ap* MOVINfi 13:55 News Day BepeH Highway Patrol V jam, Rick pretends his arm Is pearances on this program,■'^or Tv Hardin. Will Hutchinta and Ruth Rontan. CHENEY HALL, 111 HARTFORD BD.. NEXT TO KINO’S Social Notes With Kitty 32 broken and sumbits to having one 1:44 My Lillie Margie Peter Breck In "Yankee Torna­ Big News' » which John Raitt wlU be host. About Fares A 14. do:" They Investigate the needless News Bad Weather M All Star Playheaae of the medical ‘ students put a TRAILER VAN SERYIOB At-Home With KUty slaughter of buffalo taking place The Chrlitonhere laster cast on It. The program also will have Mnrhit Motisee _ . , 11:15 Snspense Theater _ . 4 Al Home With Kitty Barbor Command I f l7 OAK ST. "East of Java". Charles Bickford under the guise ot providing food "Shack Out On 101’’^ Terry ' Steve La'wrence and Edie Oorme the recently concluded intemation-,. 3:44 Face Tho F i^ e Martha Wright, Paul Hartman for a railroad-building crew. Moore. Frank Lovejoy. Tallahassee 7444 60S B. M ID D L E T P K E . I :S4 As The World Taras have been lined up to do a one- al TV festival in Monaco, copping Jaa Mvrray Shew **• 4:44 Perry Como Show 83. 84 The Brothers Four, Melissa Hay­ Hlghwsv Patrol s 8:84 Tales Of Wells Fargo 33 Jack Paar Skow .44 , (Color) den and Tommy Rail and the M l S-S181 or a tfd . G B 1-1688 PtiOM Ml 3-6247 Dole Robertson In "Fraud." Har- (Color.) hour special (Mdleid "Stnn A lo n g prizes for the best dramatic pro­ Day |B Coart S. 44. , (Color) GuesWT Don Ameche- and Social Notes WItk KIHy , 33 Featare 44 44 . Frances Langford. Schola Cantorum', with Donald All S*sr PIsvhonse 44 die solves a murder and breaks with Edle and Steve" in London gram (‘.‘Medea”), beat non-dra- 3:34 Hoaae Party' My Sistar Eileen This Is The Answer un a fraudulent racket wbich Is 11:44 jack Paar Skew ~ 41 Leretta Voang Voorhees conducting the Bell 5? th is gu m m er,. ;T h e en tire Hid Sul­ matic (“Very Important People”) t. 44. Ruth decides Eileen Is becoming 1:35-At Home With Kilty 33 niaeuing his company. 13:44 Nite Desk Itaad to Beauty loo dependent on her help so the Telephone Orchestra. Raitt will 3:44 Face The Facts 1 Burfv’A- aiv 8i 44. 58 livan show of March 19 will be . and beat current events program 3:44 The Mllllonrire Van Williams In "The Iijnprnctl- 13:45 World’s Best Kories (Geal’d) . Yaaag Dr. Maloae 33. two sisters try going their sepa­ -Join M iss W rig h t In a special a r­ Jao Mnrrsy Show 33. 34 1:44 News - . 4. 44 devoted to a special tribute to (Yul Brynneria "Rescue” )/ .. Desi- «. rate ways. Hoyf"s This For (Color) cal Joker." A prank backfires and (Color) , Hawellsn Eye _ ®3 rangement of "Hello, Springtime” Day to Coart 4. 44 53 turns Into a murdex mystery. 1:14 Moments of Comfort Allan J. Lemer and Frederick lu Productions will film a pilot Qaeen For A Day 8. 44. 1:24 Newo A Wralker Grant Williams In "Her Father s and other numbers. Miss Nilsson 3:34 House Pariy - 3 All-St-r. Duchnfu Rowling' 18 Ldewe.. .The EvMly brothers plan' caUed “The HoUdaya Abroad," 3:44 n e Verdict le Yoara House" Investigator Greg Mac- ALTERATIONS l.orrnB VoDas Theater ■ 33 14 From These Beeta will be backed by the Schola (3an ABargain? Bosd to Rtellty 4. 44. N to go their sejurate ways .in TV starring Dan Duryea.,. Bob Hope (Color) . . . Kenzie agrees to help a refugee t «nd motion j^cture acting, but prove she. Is the granddaughter of tomm and the orchestra In a se­ 3:44 The People’s Chotce 3 will MC the Oscar Awarda April ■ CeBBectlcat Baadstaad a wealthy matriarch. lection from Rossini’s “ Stabat .VoHsr Dr .Mninne 33 U) won’t break up their singing act. . m io Do Y8a TrasIT 17 o W A B C -T V . 4:44 Eaagor Aady TV Ptaytense 18 Mater.” Paul Hartman Will Join For Your Old TV (Color) FOR EXPERT MOTOR TUNE-UPS Rhonda F lem in g w ill be g^ueat on a 3:34 Danger Is My Bnifaiess 13 (lares Fsr A Day 3. 44. 53 Make Boom For DaMy ballet dancers Miss Hayden and I W On Any Console. 3:38 The Verdict Is Yours J forthcoming "Hong Kong” episode. , Fess Parker^ of ‘‘Davy Oockett” Amerieaa Baadstaad 2 I’ye Got A Secret 3 From rhese Boots 33. 34 HETER’8 DTNAVISION STRt BM Marie Al Fear , ... . With Gariy Moore, host and em­ Tommy Rail In an original ballet MANCHESTER fame, will star tn a new series for "Love. Honor and Behave cee; panelists BUI Cullen. Henry set In a drcus^locale. j , i>^re|trnl Itaadstaad IS THE '’X-BAV" METHOD FOB Radio and TV imlture exchanges CBS FUma caUed ‘‘RuaaeU” ..A B O - Wayne Mdrrta. Priscilla .Lane Morgan. Betsy Palmer, Bess "Night Servloe Oqr Speolattjr” Who Do Von TrustT o J PERFECT JOB! between the United States and d:34 Edge. Ot NUrM . „ J Myerson and guests. If, TV plans a new animated situa­ Here’s HoUywoed . 33. 34 14:44 Circle Theater . Freddie Flints^e of the ani­ 1:44 Raosri Andy 3 Russia aren’t working out, com­ Mahc Room Par Daddy n . St tion-comedy series, "Calvin and the 1:44 Featare Film . , "Minerva's (^lldren". The educa­ mated “Ftlntstones" says you DRY CLEANERS American Bandstand 1. 44 U plained Radio Moscow in a broad­ Colonel,” for next fall, with the 7 "Tarxan and The Mermatde . tion and personality development MANCHESTER TV Movie At Fear _ _ * Johnny Weismuller, Brenda Joyce of girted children will be exam­ never be sitting on top of the "Love. Honor and Behave _ LITTLE JOE'S TEXACO cast accusing American officials “stare” to have the .volcee of PSPeye.^ Theater • ined. Proceduree and practices of •18 C E N T E R 8 T / -M I8 -1 6 6 6 W. MIDDLE TP.KE. AT BROAD Ml 8-1 6 1 6 a leading educational InstltuUon, world If you carry It on your 9.1 WellE St.— Ml 1-7254 Wayne Morris. FrlscUla Lane. of reneging on pledges... . The “Amoe ‘n’ A i^ ’ ereaton Freemaa ftn t shew ^ . wi shoulder*. 4:M Edge Of Night . ^ * United SUtea took top lioii(»a at Goeden aad Chariee Oorrell. "Breakthrough". DavM Brian. the City and Country School « Here's HsUywoad 33. 34 M en Bure

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p X g e p o u r MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN^ SATURDAY, MARCH 11, IM l THURSDAY Television PROGRAM MaaU At Fear ^ Bm.” Grandpo le h ^ tmt CwUaeatal CIMUMm "tiOre. Honor and Babaye . em merchandlelns- meChode when Wayne Morria, PrIacUla Lane. an eaperienced oparator neta a (Color) neat profit o « McCoy produce. •:M TkU !• Omr raMk ' Thihe OfVI The AMM VOdaye WMMVaM U~ OPEN 7dft AJi. 6 ^ rjO. CoatiMBtal. CtaaorooB «.» ^ tam k (Color) Feature FUae . . . * Qaaaliaaar ,* FRIDAT NIQHTS TOX 8d|# -The Glaea Wall” . Vittorio Oaaa- Tony Younc h»d Freatoa FooUr ) Tom Crior In ”BainpaFe." Former Confeder­ V:M R S a a r ^ B aaa Sebaal t t Mr. Ed for son Robbie when be tries to Caitaaa Tima M The Callleralaae lire up to the "yenlua” t u aU THOROSEAL TRUEVISION Alauaae *■ Mewe tributed t o him by yotmyer broth- • :M Laaaey Taaas Oeaatry Style ar Chip. «« JOB PROVEN SINCE 1912 »:» Caplala Haaaaiaa <* Behlad Cleeed Deera_ OeayressieBal layestlyator g RADIOS •tW I Married «aaa S Weather. News aad SperU Wrestilay . _ . ^ S Inlofmotion Cr Lifcroturc Af Maralap Shaw « { TUthtrepe _ . tiM Teaaessee Krale Ferd S^w M. M m O N O G R A PH S U:M I Lore Mcy Mewl aM Weather e (Color) Guest: Gordon MacRae Say Whca n . m Aetlea Theater J* The Dalaaekables Slur's Ceeaer » ItoberT Stack Trr';The Llh r b a ilu AITTO RADIOS Svaia Story." Millionaire la kIdMpad l«:M ) VMaa TOIaca BOichway Hellday e a ea A — . ____ ■ A h...AB.AeaM mnm Beet Sellev _ Newe S and Nesa pursues a hiuband aim Depenilable S«rvioe n a y te a r Haaah n . m > Sperti Parade wife team, an unusual pair of (Color) ) The dim Backae Skew criminals. Plane Pops I\ l.\mo V\M>A "ll.VUl te a Amkad Far West Point i U:M The mre le BIcM Minioa DolUr Marla _ « SM N. BUIn S t—M I 9-S25S (Color) "Man Who Played God” . Oeorye ^rmiafonds Africa — ***’®*„K.5 Doable Bxpaeare Arltoo. Bette D ^ U . „ _ „ Peacepeace Corps."ijorye. On-scene filmed ELUNOTON BRANCH Moralaa Caari . News, aad Weather If. M. g report of a successful experiment Teday’a Wemaa In shoulder-to-shoukler diplomat^ W e s t R oa d — R ou te 88— T B S-8S1S fV w V A M 'E M ^ . by A "li'^ ^ e ma erica n ct^fne ■ ■ II a M a ssIsSsftMVhVMstudento lt:M Tear Sarprise Tacha«a * 7:1# We»terq*Maeeaehneotte HlyhUyhu ' iM’VAlflM Caaeeatraliaa «• ' n In the Republic of Guinea duriny Lara That Boh S, M. U SparU Camera the summer ol 1960. Newe ^ ^ Oreachs Shew n , M U ;M UiTe (M U fa ^ » Mtilien Dollar u Tralh or Ceaaeaaracaa 11. *• 7:1 Abb Sotkera Skew • Jerome Gamoanafo a, W, H Katy O’Coiinor cornea to the fua "Crime By Nlyht . i m U ;M It Goald Be Tea tX. » of an actor friend who ia havlM Oowan. Jane Wyman. _ . . ^ (OlOilori ilori _ . trouble findlnf a aecretary who 1«:M Brnle Keyaes’ Take A Deed Actor Blasts Searok' For Teaurrow M ia not aapirinif to become an ao» tress. ^ ^ Panel . show starriny ®’™*® Nam^r Pleaee S. M. Kovacs as moderator-emcee, witn U:4S Tha Gaidlay Uykt Outlaws ^ Barton MacLAne. Don Collier wid yuests—Edie Adams. CeShr Ro­ U.S. Cuisine 17 :U Newe Day Bepert mero and Hans (^nrted. ' ' . i:M m V Uttla Maryla Jock Gaynor in ."No More Aboot Faces cils—No More 'Books'*. ^ The Third Man ■ At Home With Rltty > school teacher becomes InvolTed Shotyna Slade g If you run acrooB a guy eating mi Merle MaUaee with a vicious outlaw in his at­ Mike'Hammer »• seeda, or adding powdered aklm -Cuban Fireball". Potelllla, tempt to prove himself a maa. 11: World’s Best May In , . •The Chocolate Soldier Nelaon milk to hla drink, or eating an 1;M As the Werld ‘rnrna Gaeatward He! Hlyhwar Patriil Joanne Dm and J. Carrol Naim Eddy. Rise Stevens. ortuige— akin and all— don’t call Social Noteo 'With Kitty co-atar In "Hawkeye the Mother . Bly News the men in the white coat It’s All Star Playhoaee Hawkeye tries to win over the News B Weather TkU It. TheJUfe. Mothers' League ao he can install News. Sports. Weather just B(>b ChimmingB. O ff North School St. 1:SS At Home With Kitty his games at their charity open 11:15 Jack Pnar Show The star of ABC-TVa "Lova house. ^ __ (Color) M l B-8U4— Mmaeiieater I:M Fpc'e The Facto That Bob—Starring Bob Oim- *»■ 8;M Deaaa Heed Shaw Karopc’s Finest Meylea - MlBts Ooart dan Marray Show Donna and a friend prove to their I'tonSr.LoveOdiiu. and ^ I f . Marcello mings” ia just trying to correct a A.: (Ckilor) S..M. husbands that women are their MastroiannI. situation he ia very concerned 0 Day In Coort equals in business. Featare 66 t:M Hoaeo Party Family Classics . ^ 11:96 Jneh Paar Shaw about "Do you know that a Loretta Vnasy Theater Joan Fontaine as hostess. \rhe (Color) primitive Masai wsurior in Tan­ Koad to Reality Light That Failed." Young artists :66 Nlte Desk „ . ’ „ .... 3:M The People’s Chelea love and devotion for a pretty, but :6S WarU’s Best Meyloe (Coat d) - ganyika can look forward to a .Voant Or Malone shallow, orphan girl. ^ :66 Bows healthier, longer life than a c a i«- BfKfJSff (Color) :16 Memeats at Cemfeit Qneen For A Day I. «•. Bat Mastersaa . „ , »• fiiUy pampered American tycoon?" GeneL F V I ir BarryK »* »i I y oaawaa*.stars. "Episode m- ~ :N The Verdict I* Tears pommings exclaims. “We are un- S: Eden". Maslerson accepts .the The 13th annual "Emmy From rheee Kooto lOOJob ofol prosecutorpruoevulw. when W1..TI1 be.... learM ^ubifedly thei most overfed and Coanectlcnt Bandetaad V _ f _ a a - m, klllAn, It Awarda” show will be presetned o Who Do Von TrnetT of a plot to free a killer through fer-noulrph^ nation in the ■ 4;M Kaayer Andy Show a fixed trial. _ the N B C -T V Network Tuesday, world. We are just eating .too Make Boom For Daddy n . w Tha Beal MeCoys. . „ ?* M ay 16. from 10 to 11:30 p.m. EST. Amerlean Baadetaad S. M u " I f You Can't Lick Em. Join much food that doesn't do us any good or do anything for .us." Walking along This explains his seemingly pe­ after they are culiar interest in off-beat fo o d s - being usM at t FRIDAY Television PROGRAM like sesame and sunflower seeds. will include^ B Arnold law rai contracted meaalea oo the eve ol “Don’t get me wrong,’* CummingK Channel 5:1 I Fentare Film - • explains. " I just eat them Mtween "D oll Face". Vivian Blaine, Den- the big TV event In which they 6:66 Conllnentol Clanraam a . M are finalists. meals.’’ His personal secrets of (Color) nia O'Keefe. Men Ol AanapoUs ■ JJ Handcrafted Quality 6:M n u la Onv Faith Popeye Theater » :66 77 Saasel Strip. 5. M. M good eating also include adding a . First Show , _ »* IVeto Test Budget Terms— See Caatlnyatal Classraaai "The Flame And The Arrow . Efrem Zlmbalist. J r . In .Open wheat germ and Brewer’s yeast to (Color) , and Close In One." Stu Bailey ia suitable dishes and drinks, and (Color). ^ hired to find a good luck charm 6:55 ■fawa Crier * Early Shaw . ** eating liver (calves, beef or chick­ BARLOW'S 1:56 Daya Oarraway Today Shaw •'Pawnee". George Montgomery that means life or d^ath to an Admiral Swabby W old-time theatrical trouper. en) at eeiit three times a week. FOR THE BEST IN TV Lank 'and Learn 5 TV Telephoae Hoar 55, N Unlike most Americans, Chim- Cantiacatal CtoserMaa ' 5;S6 Be Oar Ooest (Color) ’ •Much Ado About Music. 168ft TOLLAND TPKE. Bia Tin Tla 15. 55 mings is trying to do something 1:U Weather >> Felix The Cat Program inspired by Shake­ (Rockland) Manchester 7:» Thla Is CCoaa _ ! 5:55 speare. starring, Sir John Gielgud. about (Kirrectl^ this unhealthy BaetaesB Bepert, News, Wopther 8 6:65 Best Of The Post Th€ Phone Ml S*S695 CartooB Playhoass IS who will recite several pomages situation. He has iwritten a book 7:X Breakfast Time . ■ Sapermaa frora works■ ■b y The------BArt.,------Head- S:S8 Hap Bichards * liners will be: Patrice Munsel, entitled “Stay Young and Vital,’’ 6:15 Captain Kaayarea > News Maahaat Alfred Drake and Joan Suther­ which Prentic>e-Hall 1s servicing B y R A Y M O N Ameriraa Newsreel No. 5 55 land. Dance stars Violette .^ r d y ^^SfuTw'SlS A Perfect". Mar? and' Jacques d’Amboise, anovR. to book stores. 'London, March CoH Ml 3-2751 Beth Hughes, Lloyd Nolan Weather News B Sports Behind Closed Doers 66 Frank Baxter, noted Shakespe In it, he explains why at 50 he Testament In m authority, complete the cai^ POR A SPIRITCAL LIFT ' W . k o .m n News a Weather looks and feris younger than many AcUoa Theater ^IS Teeatville Friday Night Bop IS yeArs In the wnl Cartoon Tima g :M JacUe GleasM .Show members of Hollywood’s new gen­ A different recorded mesaafe Almanac *■ Clabhoase H today. / FUm . * S StarrlnK Jackie Gleason. Guest eration of leading men. Knoi^Kas “T d ally. 9:56 Looney Taaon New* S. «. **. 3J ^ Bobby Darin. _ ^ 9:15 t'aoule Kanaaroa W Biblev^New Tea 9:95 I Married Joan > Sport* ' :•# Michael Shayne tBa M Covenant Cony. Church Richard Denning in Murder Is away theslangu Mnrnlot Show >■ Deatk Valley Daya 3 A Fine Art." An eccentric artist Les Keiter will broadcast the 19:96 I Love Lacy „ JJ Lockap .6 is suspected of murdering a phony Johansson-Patterson championship James and earl: Say Whoa **. Million Dollar Maylo IS •'Man Who Played God". George art dealer. flght from Miami on March 13. . . /•aiona,''uonB. It is |he Snsle .J TwUighI Zone _ ^ 8 ll:M Video ViUaga Arlliui. Bette Dnrla "The After Hour8’^ Star* Anne Mike WaUlace wUl narrate “The Britain since 1& FUNTSTONE’S FUNNIES Best SeUer . -U , _ J Weather. Local Newi 2 Biography of a Robkie,’’ an hour- Play Vour Hnneh ' t IS. M News a Weather 56. U Francis. Shopper tries to return And for the f a purchase jsna then learns to her long TV documentaiy. , .Paul Ish history, all t) There are two kinds of women— (Color) TV Beader’e Digest i; M ‘ consternation that the floor of the Von Asked For It ] Western Mass. Hlyhiighta t i Anka guests on "The Danny In Britain, exce} the fashionable ones and those who Doable Rxpesara Sports Camera department . store where she 11:6 n . 56 b ou ^ t the item doesn’t iexlst Thomas Show’’ March 20. . .The Catholic, joined are comfortable. The Prlre Is Kicht NewNews Robert Taylor In The Deteettres (Color) 1 Rawhidenawnioe _ . Nelson fam ily recently filmed Prof. Charles Women are funny. Call one a Morning Conrt 5. 55 Eric Fleming. Clint Eastwood In Bo'4#. BS their 300th episode, making th is, kitten and she’ll purr but-tell her "Incident Near Gloomy River". "The Reason". Desperate search the project, say Academy PlayhMso for an ass^sln whose targets are the longest running family com?.' she’s a cat and she’ll scratch your Yoar Sarprise Packays » Cattle drovers ore puisled over Greek and He Goneealratisa ». *• the disapi>earance of drinking the police. edy series on T V . . .The Ameri­ eyes out Lore That Bab! 5. 46. N water from a stream which was MIllioB Dollar Movie 18 can Humane Assoclatioo remned translated Into ' "Crime By ' Night’*. Jerome as clear and na There are three things a woman Love ol Ufo 9 to be used for the cattle. ^ ^ Cowan. Jane Wyman that 915 horses appeared .in mo­ can make up without assistance; Troth or Coasegaeneoa *J. 96 Camonllayo 5. 66, 51 Ronnfe Burns and Yvonne Lime 16 :38 Eyewltnefts Te niBtery 8 tion pictures ancL’televisloh during ject matter wil H er mind, her face, and her age. Rearrh For Tamoimw 5 In ’ Class of '61 Sally tries her One of the major news stories of the month of December. Here Is a com It Coald. Be Yoa (Color) . ! * - ! • hand at running the motel against the week as revealed throuj^ The best way for a woman to news cameras and correspond­ Authorized vei keep her youth Is never to intro­ Namber Fteaso 5. 6S. 55 Chris’ wishes. ------^ ------The Oniding Light ' I Mastersea .6 ents stationed around the ^ o b e . prayer: Bat with News Correspondent Walter duce him to the other womeii. News Day Bepert K ExiMdllloB "Our Father ' MaTiy’s"Fiiaday Faoales 55 Cronkite as anchor man. My Uttio Margie _ » The Law Aad Mr. Jones 8, B9 ven, hadlowed b Sir John Gielgud, world re- Aboal Faces ^ t. 16. M "Spooking With A Brogue.” . Casi>er, Joiirneys to Ireland aim James Whitmore in "Everybody "Thy klngdon no'wned Shakespearean actor, will At Home With KRty 2 vs. Tlmmv Dayton". Tou^, un­ M erle MaHnea . , , .*• mee'ts a 'b o y who mistakiw him be done in Ei Join a cast of singers and dancers for a leprechaun, other stories. bending Marine colonel fights at­ "BMghllny Chance". Julie London torney Jones In custody case. heaven. for “Much Ado About Music” on 1:56 As Iks Wsrid TTarns 5:66 narrtoaa B Boa ( 6, 46. 55 Manhant ^ ^ the "Bell Telephone Hour" color Highway Potraf Pat (5'Brlen and Roger Perry In 11:88 New*. Weather A Sports ' “Give us this All Star Playhaaaa ’ ■They Were All In Step But Jim” . auisuiiiut -broadcast Friday, March 17, on Harrigan senjor has problems ron-- Warld’a Boat Movlea •bread, IMth for Today ’•High Tide At Noon." Bctta 9^ l u m i i i N B C -T V (9 to 10 p.m. E S T ). The At Hame With Kitty vincing______his__ „Irish . j h pals that Eva John. William Sylvroter. “And forgive Face The Facts Gabor Is an ellgime colleen' to Big News 55 we forgive pur musical headliners for the pro­ march In the St: Patrick's Day gram Inspired by Shakespeare Jan Hnfray Show Newi B Weather 56 "And lead us (Color) ' Parade. ■ Newe Sporie Weathe^ 66 HARIFORir ROAR will be Patrice Munsel, Alfred Day in Coart S ^ a gB eld 1856-1661 . « 11:I5 Featare Film / 5 Drake and Jcxim Sutherland. Haase Party "The Brave Bulls".: Mel Ferrer. Lsretia Voaaa Thealar 5:56 Jack. Paar Shew^ ' 56 ENTERPRISES, INC. Danes stars Violette Very and Road To Beauty S. 66. Martin Milner and George Ma- :56 Award Thratez^ 66 Autbortaei iBterBstloBsl jMCjuas d’Airiboise, and Dr, Frank The MllUonalra harU in "Lll(e a Motherless :56 Jark Paar Skew • 55 XiiMk Denier Sullivai Baxter, noted Shakespeare author­ Vanna Dr. Halaas CTiUd" Tod and Bus separsde :66 Nlte D e r k .^ ^ ■ . • after an argument over the fate Salem Service nad Farts ity. w ill ccnnplete the cast. Don­ (Color) ;65 World’a^^Weit Meviea (Cent.) 5 (Ineea Far A Day of a 10-year-old boy thfy found 1:56 News gad Weather .5 21*^ Hartford Road ald Vooriiees directs the Bel) 'rele- 5:56 The Verdict li Vama .running away from an orphanage. :55 Mem'ent ef M rdiUtlea 5 Mmaphester. Oeaa. Battle , phoBe OrchestriL From These Boots TV ^ruyheasa :16 Mameala Ol Comtarti (Color) Janette Fabray and _Wendell Phone: Mltehell 8-24M r Or Poorer.” Consretlcal Bandaload drey In "For I Npw York, M PhylUg^nam BASS i Averymm v wn ^ isrow b ^ sweet, — wlf^ Who Da Tea TrosIT Wan forces a strict budge) on the Q : Is Allan Jones Jr., one of the ------w ifs on “The Cnear Horizon, 1:66 Banger Andy _ . . McGovern**CL»avem nousuiiuiuhousehold whrii wiivrii Dank w ism Isa b two'Judges o n '“Day Ip .Conrt,’! vision's Ed Si Make Boom For Daddy 55. in danef>r of loslni; his job. EXPERT Paar engage in daytime series over CBS-TV but AoMirican Bandstand ..5. 66 . . it-- IHie V^ntilniis* S.. 4f. BA real judge? Rober B. she's Kimt the voice of a talking Mario At Foar ' „ ^ « "In TliP! l^ugh*'. F tm! ana A; He Is a professor of law at over the fMS th Usatd which W seen on the ani­ ’•(.flve. Honor and BehaTe’ f friend Barney, dimised as fe­ liCTiA and occassionally arbitrates MECHANIGS era. Wayne Morris, Priscilla Lone. male*. enter a bakrac contest ^ mated cartoon series, “The Fllnt- 4:56 Edge Ol Nlyht « J substitutes for theltj-wires who law disputes. V F O R Referee, or n stoHeR,” O B A B C -T V Friday nights. Here’s HeHywoad 55. SS face-to-face d e G0Mn.En TRuqK regular NBC shi Ist-publlsher Be THE COLONIAL OAK Burton D. PEARL awl CAR REPAIRS known for his V1’1'I.1\N( I ' M ) i I K M l’l Kl. ( l,N'ntl CBS-TV’s "Wha i;ii) MAIN :-■( i:i 1.1--riiuM; mi :i i .-iSmi OPENM6HTS7ILL7 The word ba PACKAGE STORE start at 11:30 p. DONALD A. KNOFLA, Permittee FRIGIDAIRE HEADQUARTERS Member: Ind^ieadMit Garage a peak the Wrs 288 TOLLAND TPKE., MANCHESTER last week wh( DELIVERV SERVICE— MI S-2ST7 SALES and SERVICE SINCE 1926 Owner*',Assodatlon, Ine. plained that Pa era who appear less than he doe SulUvan said a* 17,500 for a Show, but when era a p ^ a r wit only $320. Sullivan let : henceforth he'll any of his entei appear on Paar' Cerf, preside House Publlshin ■with Robert Pi SuUl'van’s Sunda auid Paul Orr, I aet the ground bate. . ! ' The Paar sfl until 1 B.m., but tsrmlned yet hoi